But what if this physical process has no content? No magical content? — Prishon
The depression? Yeah, it’s pretty persistent. Only reading reduces its severity. — Dante
You could do this. The probe being questions. — Prishon
Maybe because I have a clear worldview now. Do you have one? A clear wirldview? — Prishon
You know, the mind probe has to be a rather complex but not necessarily complicated thing, it should have on board the latest "equipment" available in the fields of consciousness, memory, psychology. My wild ideas. Pay no attention! — TheMadFool
I DO pay attention. My inner space has been probed by your comment... I can refine the probe (Im not sure if you mean a physical probe; but I dont assume) by refining my questions over and over again, like I can refine my questions to external Nature. The latter can involve sophisticated experimental set-ups. That can also be the case for exploring the internal Nature. Or in exploring you, being the one between the internal world and the outside one — Prishon
Of course there permeates an eternal now but the human mind is divided into portions of time for the sake of its own sense of continuity. There is only change as a constant and time need not always be considered an appropriate axis.
Oddly, I have been present for three years and have long discarded a continuum as an actuality. But that is a conversation for another time.
That's what I believe, but the simple fact is we just don't know. But to speak of "endings" and "beginnings" as though they are the sole means of imagining reality would be disingenuous. — theRiddler
There could be infinite, separate dimensions of time, all moving in discrete directions. — theRiddler
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