The world experienced is a projection by the mind or brain of an unexperienced reality, analogous to a desktop in which every kind of interaction and discovery can take place without ever lifting the veil on the underlying processes. But the mind or brain is a part of the architecture of the projected world and so no insight into its nature touches ad so reveals the base reality. Such a reality is assumed only because the projected world is qualitatively unlike what is also projected as the experiencing or conscious mind. Hence the distinction itself is projected, and indeed the inconcussible quality of objective reality is not seamless, but in fact full of strange gaps and paradoxes. Projected from the one source with the experiencing of that projection, its failure of complete closure means that some expanding process of self revelation is in play but only in the largest conceivable measures.