depth in paradox

traversing the world is usually like learning abt its expansiveness as well as its limits. it's ironic how such a tiny world is able to accommodate so much variety and complexity. when we travel out, we're confronted with an irony: the more we discover, the more we see that there is still so much to be discovered and known. it makes me realize that we truly don’t know everything... and that’s okay. we can choose to learn or not, but in the end, our limited human knowledge isn’t what life is rlly about.

consider the paradoxical state of our world perception. as much as we can see it as vast and full of possibilities, we also acknowledge its limited nature, bounded by some restrictions. this duality is similar to the feeling of looking at a small world that has infinite dimensions to explore; each discovery reveals more layers of understanding and contradiction.

what i'm trying to convey here is that we all have different ways of perceiving things (isykt), but i've noticed that these are some of the common things most people ignore. 

each one of us has our own depth and complexity, shaped by experiences, beliefs, and perspectives. yet, despite it all, some individuals may choose to remain shallow in their claims or judgments; sometimes, they're more focused on undermining others rather than seeking understanding or empathy.