Isn't that rationale baked into the tabletop games at least (call of cthulu, etc), maybe the fiction itself as well? I know there are some rules where you make intelligence checks and if you fail (so you're too dumb to comprehend what your seeing), then you're not affected with sanity loss
I shouldn't be allowed to play CoC because I never succeed on those IRL
Also, Cthulhu mostly just sleeps? Comprehensible and relatable.
Yeah, I fhtagn every night.
Twice on Sundays.
Lovecraft describes it as "non-Euclidean".
If you understand enough math the know that this means altering Euclid's 5th axiom then you also know that most non-Euclidean geometries can't be comprehended by humans.
Until you realize that we literally live in a non-euclidean universe, and we comprehend it just fine. Not to mention that the surface of a sphere, which is pretty much what the surface of the earth is, is also non-euclidean
Not to mention that the surface of a sphere, which is pretty much what the surface of the earth is, is also non-euclidean
Suddenly, flat earthers' inability to understand makes a little more sense.
Well, iirc it's only Chtullu. Other Lovecraftian creatures have a more abstract appearance.
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