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Robert Hastings ([personal profile] semper_cogitans) wrote in [personal profile] memoryboxes 2011-10-20 05:11 pm (UTC)

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[Every part of Robert wants to say that's... well, ridiculous. That the world doesn't exist for beings, but rather the other way around; that rainbows would exist whether people could perceive them or not, and indeed some people cannot; that like every other phenomenon the universe is unconcerned with their presence and would continue to have them occur whether they were affected or otherwise...

... And for a moment this shows in his face, in the way he purses his lips and fidgets somewhat.

But finally:]


... I would. To... t-to not ask beyond the surface - to not try to understand - would be unlike everything a s-scientist is supposed to be.

Truly, a rainbow is b-beautiful, whether you understand it or not. But... b-but knowing exactly how it comes into being - understanding why such a thing exists - only makes it even more b-beautiful.

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