Crossovers
Do we normally wake up every day preparing to go to school or work worrying about what beings living in other worlds, as narrated in sacred or mystic books, are going about to spending their day? No. Then, why should we assume that they hold any such worries or even care about our existence.
The fact of the matter is this: if your faith leads you to believe that these creatures exist to begin with, then this faith probably share with other similar faiths the same stringent rules forbidding crossovers between the two worlds. However, once done, then overdoing these crossovers may carry unwanted consequences.
It is a shame that we are degenerating of late into abandoning the many useful knowledge out there in favor of practicing what amounts to nonsense in conducting our daily life affairs. This issue is phenomenal by now and cannot be ignored. But here is a catch: people want explanations and want them fast, so they are willing to follow any framing that gets them some results, but the degeneracy continue and this is no good even in the short term.
This is not even rigorous metaphysics. Metaphysics is a standalone art and science discipline of which mathematics is a big part, among other topics. I guess we need to terminate any sort of crossovers in favor of consuming the wealth of knowledge humanity has produced so far. Any additional nudge or insight, however, will be welcome of course.
Image is due to ChatGPT AI search engine.










