Nature, and how it works

When the eye is at a certain distance from two different objects of any form, shape and size, there is a finite set of different interpretations (the length of the set is dependable on each individual's features, abilities (both physical and "mental") and structure), based on infinitely different angles and points of reference, or in other words, physicals constants of nature. This is a good example of how rules of nature change and alter the way the brain observes and understands the facts of nature.
It could be argued that certain, different groups of the infinite set result in finite groups of the smaller set, through the simple fact that a certain infinite group of the bigger set will most likely correspond to one single interpretation. The infinite structure creates of a very large finite set in mxn ways (n being the length of the infinite set, and m the size of the finite set produced). If this value is larger than a certain limit, or thershold, the set can be considered extremely large, with a behaviour close to the behaviour of an infinite set. It becomes hard to observe, analyze and understand each and every way, hence the lack of the ability to predict and manipulate some of these ways, and their outcomes, leads to a chaotic and dynamic behaviour.

Note on infinite groups and sets: These sets usually consist of infinite elements. The set can be categorized as a "set ranging from negative infinity to positive infinity" or vice versa, based on an infinite number of ways (technically, n - 1 ways, however, if n is very large, they are very close), as a result of containing infinite elements. The nature of these infinite sets create a large number of ways to simplify the rules and equations of nature.

This does not really leave much for proving how deterministic, formulatic, and very materialistic the human brain, this complex-looking piece of soft and gentle live tissue which has been a source for thousands of years of misery, suffering, brilliance, defiance, worship, and fascination throughout the history of the world, functions. One more fact to remember.

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