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**Mynameishappy** · 11-30-2009, 11:40 PM

time is more variable that it could ever have been thought possible. it can even, theoretically, move backwards. this leads to one of the most extraordinary possibilities - a time machine. this episode shows a graphical representation of what it might look like: the size of a planet and consuming unimaginable amounts of energy but still a possibility

i do not understand time to be variable. this understanding may be limited by this bipedal ape brain/veil though.

i understand that in space/time, the rationalization, that since time is linear, and that we (in the illusion) view it flowing in only one direction, if we could view it in a different way, it might be perceived to be moving the other direction. since time is only an illusion, and there is only truly a present (singular point based), this is not a logical argument.

in time/space, time has dimension, space is singular point based, thus we can move around in the "dimensions" of time.

therefore time does not change, or is variable. we are. a time machine? we already have it in the future. :d

onto the two part interview...
it may be wrong of me, but is this choice of person to interview him poor?.... first she mixes up star wars with star trek, simply unforgivable in the sci-fi world lol! and then she asked "how long until we are able to understand these things?", i thought, honey, you won't in your lifetime... she looks at him like he is christopher lloyd in the movie back to the future.... then, when she asks him if he believes there really are aliens out there, and he said "oh yeah, i think they're out there", she swallowed and deepened her frown. this indicates that she disagrees with him and does not believe in aliens. from his side, why does he call the advancement of mankind a "galactic federation", and not a "confederation"? he sounds swayed by sts elite to me. stating that we are probably the most advanced civilization around, that there are two gods... he is off the wall with disinformation.

oh, and lighteye... i thank you for your continuing additions. they are interesting, insightful, meaningful, and wonderful. the community is lucky to have you!

11-30-2009, 11:40 PM	#5
Mynameishappy Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	time is more variable that it could ever have been thought possible. it can even, theoretically, move backwards. this leads to one of the most extraordinary possibilities - a time machine. this episode shows a graphical representation of what it might look like: the size of a planet and consuming unimaginable amounts of energy but still a possibility i do not understand time to be variable. this understanding may be limited by this bipedal ape brain/veil though. i understand that in space/time, the rationalization, that since time is linear, and that we (in the illusion) view it flowing in only one direction, if we could view it in a different way, it might be perceived to be moving the other direction. since time is only an illusion, and there is only truly a present (singular point based), this is not a logical argument. in time/space, time has dimension, space is singular point based, thus we can move around in the "dimensions" of time. therefore time does not change, or is variable. we are. a time machine? we already have it in the future. :d onto the two part interview... it may be wrong of me, but is this choice of person to interview him poor?.... first she mixes up star wars with star trek, simply unforgivable in the sci-fi world lol! and then she asked "how long until we are able to understand these things?", i thought, honey, you won't in your lifetime... she looks at him like he is christopher lloyd in the movie back to the future.... then, when she asks him if he believes there really are aliens out there, and he said "oh yeah, i think they're out there", she swallowed and deepened her frown. this indicates that she disagrees with him and does not believe in aliens. from his side, why does he call the advancement of mankind a "galactic federation", and not a "confederation"? he sounds swayed by sts elite to me. stating that we are probably the most advanced civilization around, that there are two gods... he is off the wall with disinformation. oh, and lighteye... i thank you for your continuing additions. they are interesting, insightful, meaningful, and wonderful. the community is lucky to have you!
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