When I was younger, better looking, and dumber, and still knew everything, I was convinced in the indisputable truth of binary determinism. All problems could be solved algorithmically. Broken down into its smallest components, every problem could eventually be converted into yes\/no questions that always had a correct answer of yes or no, 1 or 0.<\/p>\n
As I\u2019ve gotten older and not-so-wise, I\u2019ve realized, \u201cHey, not so fast.”<\/p>\n
Some questions have proven irrefutably, repeatedly, exasperatingly, and counter-intuitively to have not just more than one answer, but impossibly, every possible answer.<\/p>\n
How profoundly that changes life and how it\u2019s lived. More accurately, it is this realization that causes perceived change because what is always was and will always be<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When I was younger, better looking, and dumber, and still knew everything, I was convinced in the indisputable truth of binary determinism. All problems could be solved algorithmically. Broken down into its smallest components, every problem could eventually be converted into yes\/no questions that always had a correct answer of yes or no, 1 or … <\/p>\n