"Do you mean to say even everyday mathematics is a virtual reality and not a real thing as far as counting numbers is concerned?" - Eva came really hard on me this time.
"Yes, everyday mathematics is a classical subject and numbers are mere math symbols to create structures that only look so." - I said.
"Does it mean that everything classical is an illusion?" - She again challenged me another time.
"It has to be, since it deals with illusions. The universe collapses as soon as it is taken to be one single entity, though it saves its shape in the multiplicity of numbers, which all have come into the so-called existence out of a numberless void so small in size that our perception cannot take it to be a void at all." - I knew I had started sounding mysterious now, but I liked to play the game of life as mysterious as I rationally could.
"How does this one or zero extend into two or more of numbers giving birth to mathematics in order to compute them?" - She was trying to make a hold on it.
"It's all a question of perception. If zero that exists there beyond space time breaks itself into still smaller pieces as separate from one another, they will acquire a virtual space in between themselves and start moving toward one another being pulled by a tension called gravity existing out of their tendency to unite back into one or say, into zero again; creating a virtual time in the process as well." - I put my hypothesis forward.
"It’s interesting!" - She was trying to visualize the quantum picture of the virtual reality of universe.
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