If You Could See
Her
Yet when we're walking
together
They sneer if I'm holding her hand
But if they could see her through my eyes
Maybe they'd all understand
I understand your
objection
I grant you the problem's not small
But if you could see her through my eyes
She wouldn't look Jewish at all!
Misperception
is deadly.
As individuals we can only perceive the absolute from a surface.
If that surface is hyperbolic, while the absolute is zero at absolute zero, to
an individual on that hyperbolic surface, the absolute would be perceived as a normal logistic,
sech squared, distribution. That means that while there is an absolute zero, it is
perceived as having a value of 2%. That 2% is because of the Standard Deviation,
what an engineer would call tolerance,
of the absolute. Therefore what is absolute zero to the absolute is 2% to an individual
observing that absolute from a hyperbolic surface.
If life begins at birth, is absolute zero, from the perspective
of the absolute it has no value, but it is perceived by an individual on a hyperbolic
surface as having a value of 2%. This leads to the individual to perceive that
life before birth, before an absolute zero, must have also have a value. It is possible therefore that the belief in fetal personhood is only because of this misperception.
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