The blog post which follows is perhaps the most absurd of the posts that I have ever typed. I can tell you that there is a mystery of some high order which allows for the quantum count, memory and whatnot in an environment free of time and dimension as we know it; but that is another matter for another post, book or nothing.
I suppose I must have scared you off with the comment I made at the end of our last conversation, I sort of blurted that out; the intent and intelligence behind it seem legitimate even this long after it was made; but perhaps it was not what it should have been. I simple "good day madam," might have been more what you were looking for.
I weighed in at 174.4 this morning; did a very long walk this evening, hoping for another opportunity to cover these matters in more depth and I am tired. I missed 2 hours of work twice in visits but they were well worth the investment and I am tired and ready for little more than getting ready for sleep and posting this absurd post from July of 2013.
One improbable, but not nearly as improbable as thought itself, concept in the e-hologram universe is that time which, from our point of reference, literally explodes the singularity is a function of thought. It is absurd to think that thought could have that kind of power, but, in this case, all of the thought that was, is or will be can be brought to bear on the singularity given Einstein's hypothesis as applied to the singularity and E-hologram theory.
This much thought, representing a tremendous concentration of electro-chemical power in a single instant might give a linear type of self awareness to the singularity, defining time and dimension and serving as a speed limit.
Time may serve as the speed limit, light speed, by having thought defined by the speed of light. While this is a circular argument, circular arguments are supported by the infinite series displayed in the perceived universe which are themselves circular. In fact, time may be perceived as a circular coil going to infinity in both directions although this is the subject of another blog entry.
Likewise, the idea that time may go faster is we think faster is self defeating in that light speed is only relative so that no matter how quickly we think, time would just be perceived based on that speed; but perhaps that is also fodder for a future blog.
If there is a connection between thought and time, then there should be some way to test this theoretically if we knew what to test it against.
What are the possibilities? Since time and dimension are interchangeably we should be able move things or slow down time. However, if time is a function of all thought that was, is or will be; the relative effect of one person on the universe might be too small even with modern technology to measure it. If you were going to
This much thought, representing a tremendous concentration of electro-chemical power in a single instant might give a linear type of self awareness to the singularity, defining time and dimension and serving as a speed limit.
Time may serve as the speed limit, light speed, by having thought defined by the speed of light. While this is a circular argument, circular arguments are supported by the infinite series displayed in the perceived universe which are themselves circular. In fact, time may be perceived as a circular coil going to infinity in both directions although this is the subject of another blog entry.
Likewise, the idea that time may go faster is we think faster is self defeating in that light speed is only relative so that no matter how quickly we think, time would just be perceived based on that speed; but perhaps that is also fodder for a future blog.
If there is a connection between thought and time, then there should be some way to test this theoretically if we knew what to test it against.
What are the possibilities? Since time and dimension are interchangeably we should be able move things or slow down time. However, if time is a function of all thought that was, is or will be; the relative effect of one person on the universe might be too small even with modern technology to measure it. If you were going to
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