I am afraid of achieving centerlessness. Not there with meditation yet. Consciousness is a bunch of centers observing each other. Attention and memory aren’t the binding, but the observation itself. The Formatory Apparatus is the field through which these centers are organized and bound. Maybe this is the causal role? Related to the binding problem, I believe consciousness precedes physics.
These revelations come from my meditative experience, Gurdjieff happens to lay them out masterfully.
The researcher poses this question: how do the boundaries between experience come about? Well maybe there is no single causal principle, but it’s a field. As for what makes the field behave the way it does, I have no idea, but I doubt we can scientifically measure it.
Centerlessness seems like another spiritual bypass. There was a brief twitter fad around this and people who've achieved it and now I think it's another dissolution. The goal should be to organize them all towards a single goal for a prolonged period of time, not to collapse the bridges.