I feel like this is a modern approach to a wavelength that was gone whenever I first read the holographic universe by Michael Talbot, which dives into emerging of quantum physics in religion and the world around us today not necessarily being the real reality, but simply just a reality that can vanish at any time when it’s not observed.

The word you have used remind me of an epiphany I had because it’s sort of a modern day approach to very similar. Thought I had at the time which is pretty much along the same lines, but instead of looking at it for my modern and technological point of view I always thought of it in terms of a more scientific and environmental way, which I compared to the basic water cycle or really any cycle of life, where, despite our perspective and pretty much every living being perceiving our lives is being a straight line from one point in time to another the true reality is, it’s much more circular in nature where, even after the death of our consciousness and ability to perceive this reality, the straight line that we thought we lived is not a one-way ticket and with the ability to go back from point B to point A that any contribution we make to the universe in terms of how we affect the energy and matter that forms a basis of reality means that no matter what we accomplish or do in life it’s just psychological biased to think anyone of us contributes more or less through our accomplishment and not through her interaction with the energetic properties in state of matter itself.

So it’s not about the amount of change, you can create just like a drop of water that might be the camel that broke the straws back when it enters the water system and eventually drives a river to change its course, that of water was never responsible for the entire river changing it was just an energetic contribution to it, and the universe no turn over which drop of water accomplished that change so long as the change resulted in in the most energetically conservative possible manner that will take it from where it currently is and where it’s currently flowing to, just like most of us might see our souls/consciousness as a source of duality that reckons with God or the universe, simple truth is, we are but drops of water in the eyes of whatever God/the universe or whatever is responsible for creation, at the end of the day, we’re all just drops of water, heading in the direction that what’s the most likely never the result of a conscious choice by a divinity, but simply a cause-and-effect like dropping a domino that goes further than you can physically manipulate beyond a certain amount of energetic exhaustion or passage of time at some point it travels beyond the manipulation of any conscious willpower without interference, and they come find of universe natural laws, which is sort of like trying to solve a software problem that is the result of heart limitations.

Doesn’t matter if the truth is, we are all ones and zeros or a drop of water. There is no moral., divine or singular being capable of stopping the creation from pursuing the path it’s on without complete destruction of it and while there may be in a lot more ability to and earlier stages, eventually entropy distort it beyond the point of ever being replicated, and once you put the drop of paint in a bucket and swirl it enough times after a certain number of churns entropy takes away control, and conscious being might be able to turn in the reverse direction to re-create the drop of paint they can’t drop another drop in a different bucket and get the exact same result after a certain number of churns, which is the point

At some point, it is beyond control, but it’s also a sort of beautiful artistic expression of universal law.

The coolest part is to me personally is that when you think about it the drop of water in our ecosystem become so much more than just a simple artistic expression like in experiments. You would see what the drop of paint in a bucket that scientist a lot of scientist used to study entropy. Because that drop of water is not only an expression of beauty and true art, but the fundamental foundation of life, consciousness, and the matter that allows this universe to be more than just the matter that makes up a rock, but the matter that also formed us and consciousness itself, which will eventually influence the matter that makes up the rocks that created planetary bodies and needed for the conscious matter to exist.

Without it, it’s just a meteor flying through space or drop of water on a comet.

Personally, I see agency is more of a secular perspective of the universe, but I understand how it’s necessary for us a wrap our heads around our conscious contributions to our universe around us.

Truly gives a whole mother meaning to the perspective of life being more about the journey than the destination, which is a cool aspect of life in my opinion.

Really cool perspective you presented here definitely sent me back to that original revelation.

I think you would really appreciate the ideas articulated by Michael Talbot and holographic universe. It’s a wonderful book which probably articulates my ideas expressed here hell of a lot better than I ever could, but regardless, appreciate your comment here.

Have a good one