I

It’s a wall — you won’t know who’s behind it until you truly look. Guessing is pointless; it’s too random.

And perhaps it’s meant to be this way: that we do not know, but feel instead.

Theorizing about what lies beyond the known universe halts the mind — without experience, it has no ground to move.

Speculation without contact is blindness.

Only a dishonest mind insists on imagining what cannot yet be touched. We are bound to our field of view.

II

Knowledge doesn’t rise from thought alone — it advances through concrete, lived experience.

What we live becomes what we know.

Pure constructions of the mind rarely align with reality; without direct contact, we remain adrift.

There is nothing “there” — until something real is brought to meet it. it cannot be invented — it must be met through experience.

III

Humanity is not a random event. Any thinking creature is the natural unfolding of life itself.

Given the right conditions, sooner or later, a being emerges — one whose will turns toward understanding.

On a broad scale, the meaning of life is simple: to comprehend what lies beyond our current reach.

Millions of paths and generations move toward that.

Each small step — grounded in time, knowledge, and experience — builds the way forward.

This is what progress means: not imagining the path, but walking it.