Imagine a coin. We typically think of it having two sides - heads or tails. We believe it can only be one or the other. But what if I told you it's both, always?

Think of spinning the coin. While spinning, is it heads or tails? It's both and neither. It's in a state of superposition. This is how truth can be accessible at any time. It's not that the truth changes, but rather our perspective of it does.

Now, imagine someone walking around that spinning coin. They might see mostly heads, or mostly tails, depending on where they stand. Their perspective influences their observation, but it doesn't change the fact that the coin is still both heads and tails simultaneously.

This is how truth exists in every paradigm. It's not that there are multiple truths, but rather multiple perspectives of the same truth. Each perspective is valid within its own context, just like seeing mostly heads or tails is valid depending on where you stand.

So, to be new in an instant, we need to shift our perspective. We need to step outside of our usual way of seeing things and look at the situation from a different angle. This allows us to access the truth that was always there, but hidden in plain sight.

This is like spinning the coin again and again. Each spin gives us a new perspective, a fresh start. It allows us to see the coin, and the truth, in a new light.

The key is to remember that the truth is always there, accessible at any time. We just need to be willing to shift our perspective and see it from a different angle.

And, that's what the Paradigm is all about.