This blog contains a surprisingly simple question: what are the first ten numbers? Simple indeed. Through contemplating the possible answers, one can end up seeing the Big Picture contours of the Structure of Everything.
It seems a simple question: what are the first ten numbers? When answering this with 1 to 10, the reply will probably be true to how most people would answer it. But look at your phone: the ten numbers on the display are not 1 to 10. The numbers are 1 to 9 plus a zero. Seemingly, there are two distinct answers possible.
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This is the introduction to a ten-blog series, investigating the ways in which we comprehend information and look at the Big Picture. Simple descriptions are provided to show how we can think both in natural and in artificial ways. By showing how distinct structures of the mind are used to understand the world we live in, the underlying Big Picture can become visible. This will help in highlighting important information, for instance, about how we view the Big Bang.
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Much like the number question above, consider ten bowls in which fruit is placed in such a way that all bowls deliver a sequential number of fruit in outcome, and that these bowls can be seen as the first ten outcomes.
