Interesting question. How are you defining glitch exactly? Are the systems in question strictly logical ones? Your comment about the tapestry of zeroes and ones makes me think you're talking about the binary system specifically.
In formal proofs of logic and mathematics, glitches (if defined as a kind of malfunction) would result in reductio ad absurdum (absurdity, that is). But some philosophers suggest contradiction and absurdity are intrinsic and necessary features of living systems (which oppose and defy the rational norms of scientific and logical systems). Hegel actually has a good conception of this idea. I've been meaning to look into it.
I'm going to be all over the place today, so I won't be able to engage with any kind of punctuality or consistency. But I'll be back!
Also, hiya Sib
Hope you're having a beautiful day
So about the binary and the tapestry of zeroes and ones - i'll try to explain my pov, but bare with me because the mind is scattered all over the places today.
So...
Binary systems are the integral part of the foundation of all systems and all systems can be reduced to a binary system - and beyond that into an unitary system as the primary source.
Remember the line from the Transformation of the Dao ? (or Tao if you prefer to read it as Tao te Ching)
"The Dao produced One; One produced Two; Two produced Three;
Three produced All things."Dao is the unitary system from which binary rises.
Binary is needed for motion to occur and from the binary (yin/yang) the trinity system is born as the harmonizer which would unfold all other kind of systems.
Now... what are these systems made of ?
Information.
And what's the basic representation used for the information flux ? Zeroes and ones (bipolar basics for reasonable thought too, the "false" and "true" of IT basics are the same conditionals in the human brains reasoning modules).
All the realities we walk through are nothing but tapestries of zeroes and ones.
All systems ca be reduce to that and we as humans are nothing but information given shape through and by the flux caught in the receptors of our senses.
A glitch in one system would have causes and effects in all systems even if we like to extract one system from the other and analyze it alone, disregarding the interconnectivity between all that is.
The easiest way for me to define a glitch would be "accident" (and i think is the proper way to word it even etymologically speaking).
Like you know... One is an abstract form of 0.(9).
The 0.(1) which remains to attain the absolute form of One, is the Glitch.
(if that makes any sense...)
I hope that you have an enjoyable day, hon.
And am waiting for your input which i always find interesting and gets me on fascinating venues
