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As far as I'm concerned, life is a timeless void as well. We, as living matter, perceive reality only in moments. If we are space, and space is a product of time, without time, space no longer exists. Under the only currently possible conditions, time travels forwards (in relative terms), therefore the past (space) no longer exists. Memories and artifacts are our only real proof that the past has ever existed. So theoretically speaking, life is but a moment and our memory. Could this mean we're already dead? Is space just time's chaotic attempt to recreate what may have once existed?

Remember: GOD = TIME

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"We're going to do some of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier... because you don't want to be around a clavier that's not tempered well. My cat had it once, and it was very painful." ~ Bela Fleck

01-13-2003, 03:50 PM	#19
psilomind Level 9 - Obstreperous Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: New York Posts: 1,519 Bincount™: 138	As far as I'm concerned, life is a timeless void as well. We, as living matter, perceive reality only in moments. If we are space, and space is a product of time, without time, space no longer exists. Under the only currently possible conditions, time travels forwards (in relative terms), therefore the past (space) no longer exists. Memories and artifacts are our only real proof that the past has ever existed. So theoretically speaking, life is but a moment and our memory. Could this mean we're already dead? Is space just time's chaotic attempt to recreate what may have once existed? Remember: GOD = TIME __________________ "We're going to do some of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier... because you don't want to be around a clavier that's not tempered well. My cat had it once, and it was very painful." ~ Bela Fleck
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