think the reason we loose something in the translation, is that we, as human beings are limited to our senses. Light for instance, sight itself. If we require 3-4 versions of an image just to project a picture in our brains, no wonder it looks semi permanent when we aren’t looking directly at it. Once we pick up light, that message gets changed in the brain. Same probably goes for a high powered camera or microscope. They reverse the image to project it. That’s all I can think. We think about an electron as a particle, but it’s more of a region filled with motion. Energy, subatomic particles, and atoms/molecules all act differently, yet work together. If time is movement and counting, then without entropy we have no time. So if we think about space as a giant pressure cooker, the heaviest masses always sink to center.
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