Information only sticks in places where the mesh is fine.

Most people who talk about "attraction" confuse these two things.

There is probably no one who doesn't know the word "attraction." It is often said that if you wish for something, it will come true, and if your vibrations match, people and information will gather. However, very few people can explain it as a structure.

If words continue to be used with ambiguous definitions, they will become mere slogans that cannot be practically applied. Then, the words will begin to move on their own, becoming suspicious terms that are synonymous with spirituality. Therefore, I will draw a line here. The true nature of "attraction" is the multiplication of two independent variables: "resolution" and "presence." Many people believe these two are the same. That is precisely why attraction is spoken of as a coincidental product with no reproducibility.

Resolution is “information density.”

There are countless domains in the world. Sports, fashion, philosophy, economics, parenting – they all make up this world.

We all carve out our own domain from this vast world and live within it. We fill that carved-out domain more and more through daily learning. The increasing density of information is called increasing resolution.

Even if they look detailed from afar, they're surprisingly hollow when you zoom in – people like thatLow resolutionConversely, a state where understanding is packed in regardless of the zoom level,High resolutionIt is in a certain state.

Presence is “immersion accompanied by embodiment.”

Meanwhile, presence is on a completely different axis from resolution. Presence is the feeling of mentally and physically immersing yourself in an area of high resolution.

For people raising children, parenting has a high sense of presence. This is because specific events happen there every day, and they are in the middle of it. Conversely, someone who likes talking about space and has a lot of knowledge, but has never actually experienced it, has high resolution but low presence.

The misunderstanding that "high resolution equals high realism"

There's a big pitfall here. Many people unconsciously equate having a "sense of presence" or "vividness" in their lives and work with having "high resolution."

But in reality, these two are independent axes. A state of high resolution but low immersion (liking and knowing a lot about space but not experiencing it). A state of high immersion but low resolution (visiting a foreign country for the first time, not knowing left from right, but feeling strangely exhilarated). Surprisingly few people are aware of and can effectively utilize these four quadrants.

While it's easy to understand when resolution and presence are low, the state where these two are “twisted” becomes the blind spot.

It's natural to have high resolution and a sense of realism when it comes to your area of expertise or daily life. The difficult part is accurately distinguishing between those two twisted quadrants within yourself.

The True Nature of Attraction: Information Only Clings to Places with a Fine-Woven Network

An increase in resolution means that the "net" of information for that area becomes finer.

Places with a fine mesh catch relevant information well. Conversely, in places with a coarse mesh, no matter how much valuable information flies in,Just pass by without stopping.。

This is happening right now, at this very moment. Whether you're walking down the street or in any everyday situation, information from all genres is constantly flying around. Whether you can grasp it or not depends on how finely you've cast your net.

And many people have a certain degree of resolution and a net for this "now." The problem is the resolution for the "future."

How high are you increasing the resolution of the future?

There's a huge difference in the resolution of one's future between someone who vaguely wishes "I want to be rich" and someone who can vividly picture where they want to live, what kind of job they want to have, and what kind of life they want to lead.

If the resolution of the future remains coarse, even if information about that future comes flying in, it will simply slip through the net.Many phenomena where wishes don't come true are not mystical failures, but simply structural facts of not observing and extracting properly.

Presence can be increased even without experience.

However, asking someone to feel the presence of a future they haven't experienced yet sounds like a tall order.

However, a sense of presence is created not only through actual experience but also through immersion. Crying while watching a movie is a state of immersion in the story, which heightens the sense of presence. The same structure applies to being moved by a book as if it were your own story.

By encountering and absorbing information from people who are already living that future – so-called role models – you can create a sense of presence within yourself. Then, information and encounters related to those people will seem to naturally come to you. But this is no accident.It's just that people and information that originally passed by out of sight are now properly caught by the finely meshed net for the first time.

Attraction is not magic, but structure.

Many people dismiss "attraction" as a convenient excuse. But that's only natural. Information cannot arbitrarily stick to something with a coarse mesh.

Attraction is simply a matter of how focused you can be. If you focus on narrowing the net, then information willIt naturally adheres.That's just how it will look.

Examine yourself on two fronts, separated by time into "now" and "future": 1) What is your current level of resolution within each domain? and 2) To what extent can you immerse yourself with a sense of presence within that resolution? This is the first step toward treating "attraction" as a reproducible structure.

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