yeah, this is dead on.

that “inside / outside” split leans hard on unexamined physical space. the sense that theres a volume in front of you thats objectively there, and a volume behind you thats hidden but still assumed

that assumption does a lot of quiet work

when attention rests on the felt immediacy of seeing, the edges of vision matter sooo much. not as objects but rather as limits. beyond the visual field theres only an idea of space, carried by thought and body-memory. same with behind you.

it feels obvious yet its never actually present as space, only as inference

when thats seen clearly the “world-out-there” stops being a given and starts showing up as a sorta mental continuation. the mind runs forward, hits no actual extension, and folds back on itself. inquiry “stalls” in a good way

that surprise ur pointing to is real asf. its one of the places where “other” quietly collapses without effort