04 September 2017

Notes of a sort /



       Early afternoon. You did your exercises. - Amorella

       Moving on bedtime. You read most of new Popular Science. - Amorella

       2145 hours. It's feature is on "time and space" which is always of special interest to me. I am reading the articles completely. Personally, I think both distort the greater reality; I think we shall never have a greater understanding of underlying Reality as long as we think in terms of time and space. I see them as an illusion of sorts because we need both to create and understand the process of human thought. Ironic to the point of humor, thus I feel there is something to my conjecture. - rho

       You don't know where that bit came from but it wasn't there when you posted "I am reading the articles completely". - Amorella

       2153 hours. No, it wasn't. But I was not thinking of the material, the physical world; I was thinking no further than the process of critical thinking. - rho

       You appear to be making an inference of Reality before the creation of the physical universes. - Amorella

       2157 hours. Yes, because that base Reality existed before time and space. I don't see it as a form of . . . I have lost my point . . . immortality because it was not a concept. Whatever ran such an engine  (such a setting as Before) allows consciousness to be the exhaust. Consciousness in a singular form exists from before the original 'big bang' of the first of a multitude of universes from human perspectives of consciousness. Original Consciousness caused 'Being'. Being caused the original physics. Original physics caused the perception of time and space. - rho

       Do you believe this, boy? - Amorella

       2208 hours. Belief came later when subjectivity and objectivity moved apart. - rho

        Do you concur that subjectivity and objectivity are conditions that allow thought to occur? - Amorella

       2213 hours. I have no idea. This is just stream of consciousness in lettered forms.

       Post. - Amorella

       2214 hours. I might as well have been speaking in tongues.

       What an odd thing to say, boy. - Amorella

       2215 hours. I really have no idea, Amorella, the sense of it is gone from wherever it came from. Time for bed. I'm not even going to read over this first. It can wait until the mooring, I mean, morning. - rho

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