“Contrary to the understanding of most modern scholars, true vision is not a fantasy, nor is it an emerging concept developed at the end of the Island Age.
The earliest romantic hypotheses about true vision can be traced back to ancient times - the Expansion Century and the Fourth Fantasy Epoch, just a little later in the timeline than the glorious birth of vision theory.
'Original Watch', this martyr who founded the field theory hypothesis, is considered to be the first to propose accurate markings and interpretations of energy fields. The ill-fated scholar, in his rapidly declining life and no one cares about it, The end of an academic career raises assumptions about true horizons.
True field of view hypothesis:
'There must be and only one way of observation that allows things to show their true appearance. There must be one and only one such appearance. '
The fate of the real horizon hypothesis and the horizon theory hypothesis were largely the same. It was not proven until the end of Original Watch's life.
The fate of the real horizon hypothesis and the horizon theory hypothesis are also completely different. It was considered to be the meaningless ravings of the martyr after his madness, and was almost completely ignored, leaving very few records.
Now it seems that this is not 100% inevitable. The rational reason is most likely that this hypothesis fundamentally attempts to eliminate the foundation of horizon theory. Moreover, the initial narrative of "Original Watch" is very extreme and naive, and it is difficult to expand it further.
This destructive manipulation of one's own achievements seems to have been a common phenomenon towards the end of the lives of the ancient martyrs before the formation of the 'Guild of Everything'.
What happened to 'Original Watch' at the time can be considered reasonable.
By the end of the Island Century, horizon theory had been developed and improved over the centuries and had been well applied in the material horizon and energy horizon, and relevant knowledge had been widely disseminated among specialized scholars. Many of his interpretations of energy vision are still used today and have become pioneering theories.
The 'real field of view hypothesis' is still no one cares about. After the Great Academic Decline, exchanges between scholars were minimized and the number was greatly reduced. The remaining scholars who focused on matter and energy each forged their own paths, focusing more on internal research and developing a large number of theoretical branches.
The law structures that have always isolated themselves seem to have embarked on another route silently.
We now know that this line is a 'taxonomy' of the most heinous crimes. However, in the communication environment at that time, mother theory was used to judge the harm and benefits, and its existence was still shrouded in mystery. Scholars of energy and matter do not fully understand this.
The scary thing about 'taxonomy' is that even if these interdisciplinary scholars really understand it, they are easily confused by its appearance. The taxonomy is not a placebo, but an excellent means of providing a platform that can accommodate all branches of vision and integrate them in a new dimension.
External scholars who first get a glimpse of the taxonomy can easily be shocked by its practicality and perfection that far exceeds other basic theories, and thus fall into the study of it, eventually leading to self-destruction.
Even if we are fully aware of the other intentions of this theory, aware of the dangers, and conducting theoretical research with disgust, we cannot prevent addiction. After all, taxonomy can be regarded as the culmination of the dogma of horizon theory.
The phenomenon of addiction to taxonomies has been described as 'categorization addiction'.
No matter what the natural conditions are, an individual who is addicted to classification will have his consciousness and perception gradually swallowed up by classification. In the end, only this vision will be left in his eyes, and anything put into it will be immediately classified and broken down. In the end it becomes superficial.
Intelligence in this case is just a tree without roots. The tragedy caused by the classification method and the conspiracy reasons behind it will not be elaborated here.
Knowledge is not promoted by compassion.
Partly for this reason, the 'True Horizon Hypothesis' was mentioned again at the end of the Island Century. The advantage is precisely its dispelling nature of the horizon theory. While it shakes the contribution of the 'Original Watch' in the first half of its life, it is also equivalent to prevention. identified the hidden dangers.
In the face of taxonomy, the 'real field of view hypothesis' seems to be the only powerful weapon.
Of course, the ultimate goal of knowledge is not to win and kill opposition. What ultimately reawakens the true horizon hypothesis is always new evidence discovered, not anything else..."
——Excerpt from "Passing by Gently, Watching Silently—The History of Will's Observation of Objectiveness"
Written by Willy Shaw, narrated by Chaint Sinkardstu
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"Ah. That's good news." Nesis said. This room—not so much a room as a giant two-story box, with thick insulation on the outside and transparent interior walls. The ceiling and floor of the giant box have a significant slope relative to the horizontal. The all-knowing eye even hangs upside down on the roof at another non-integer angle, shining golden light on all corners.
"What good news?"
Yicha frowned at this adjective, found a slightly darker corner between the two floors and sat down, looking at Nesis through the transparent inner wall, "I haven't had time to say anything yet."
"Looking at your expression, I knew you were going to tell me about Lan Lewen hiding at the bottom of the abyss." Nesis laughed.
"I don't think it was an incident that could be read from the expression."
"I can."
Nesis continued to laugh and sway leisurely. "Do you want me to teach you?"
"You can tell by the look on my face that I don't want to have another conversation about becoming an avatar of omniscience."
"Of course. That's why I didn't mention it."
Nesis did appear to be in a good mood - surprisingly so. "If I didn't annoy you, your next sentence would be: 'Why did you make the room slanted?'"
"Why did you make the room slanted?"
"It's not slanted." Nesis laughed, "Look again."
"I got you."
Yi Cha curled his lips indifferently and said, "The odd star surface has a slope deviation of about thirty degrees relative to the absolute coordinate system. But that's not what I'm talking about."
"You want to tell me about the progress of using Vision of Truth? Well. It's written on your face."
"What else has been written? I can omit them to avoid trouble."
"Let me see--"
Nesis rolled his only eye, which was his body, and clicked his tongue, "It's still written on your face that you are now a demon with a lifelong partner."
"I'm afraid I told you this last time."
"But if I don't say that, how can I cover up the embarrassment that I am too lazy to attend your wedding?" Nesis continued without any embarrassment, his big eyes rolling around, "Besides, what do you know about the people behind the bottom of the abyss? The truth is very curious, but unreachable. You also wonder if there is another way to get there hidden in the Garden of the Lord. The line below is, 'I have to find Nesis to answer the question.'"
"If you provide this function." Yi Cha did not deny it.
Nesis sighed kindly.
"You should be able to think of it," he said, "since Lanlewin is hiding there. It is a special place after all. For him. In short, it is not within the scope of my detection."
"Everyone thinks you know everything."
"If that's the case, why should I stay here?" Nesis had no reaction to the praise. "Although I'm not sure, I support your attempt to go to the Yuhengzhe Garden. I don't have to pay anything. , without even taking risks, the concept was perfectly executed. I can’t support you enough. You have a lot to do, right? When are you going to set off?"
Yi Cha pointed to his face and said, "It's written."
"Please. Can't I see it yet? You really don't understand hints." Nesis snarled, "I mean, you should explain your funeral properly. Especially to your new partner and me. It’s best to bring the second closest divine choice to me directly.”
Icha stared at Nesis for a moment. Until my eyes felt stinging - even so, the irritation was much less than when I first looked at it.
"That's all you want to say," he said, looking away.
"Aha?"
"Examine the progress of the Vision of Truth, talk about my mate and the secrets of the Abyss. Evaluate attempts to reach another path. You may also laugh at me for not being able to get all the limbs back from the Featherless Ones. Also for the creatures of the law A round of pointing fingers. There are also some new requirements to mention about Wei Xing Qi Nian. Your own recovery. That’s all you have to say.”
"Wow! Not bad! We really hit it off, don't we?"
Nesis laughed a few times. Soon he didn't think it was that funny anymore and became serious, "Okay. Tell me, what did I miss?"
"White bear." Icha said, "I want to ask you about white bear. And you have no intention of observing it."
