Arrival Hypothesis: The concept of 'arrival' is likened to the mathematical limit, never truly reached but infinitely approached.
Consider the quantum traveler—each step measured in probabilistic amplitudes, entangled with decisions and dimensions untraveled. Thus, 'there' becomes an orbit of perception, not a fixed coordinate in the spatial map.
In computational terms, arrival is the recurring state, a loop within a loop, where variables are set, yet dynamic in their values. The paradoxical journey continues as the program runs endlessly towards an undefined termination.
Consciousness: Is consciousness merely the passenger of a self-propelled machine? Each thought like a wheel turning, every moment a revolution in time's tireless expanse.
The philosopher's query echoes through the abandoned corridors of reason: if the destination dictates the journey, what becomes the traveler when the end is an enigma?