Do humans perceive time objectively? Pt. 1

A look at how increasingly complex levels found in nature (space, mineral, plant, animal and human) perceive reality more objectively and how this correlates to dimensions in space/time
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Science & Technology

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• time
• illusion
• perception
• dimension
• space
• minaral
• plant
• animal
• human
• adrian kenyon

[adriansalamandre]

OK, if all the differing levels we find in nature are put a sliding scale of consciousness with minerals at the bottom, then plants will have some incredibly dim notion of time, but only relative to rocks. btw, my experiences with lsd and psilocybin did in no way increase my knowedge regarding this subject. Where did i go wrong? lol

[zimtran007]

Is this video an illusion ?

[adriansalamandre]

@zimtran007 Yes, this video is an illusion, but a real illusion nevertheless.

[zimtran007]

@adriansalamandre But if reality is an illusion, and this video is part of reality then it is just a sub-illusion of the greater illision which is to say not real and so not a real illusion, however illusory the concept of reality may be one could make any number of allusions to illusion and still the truth remains elusive. Know what I mean ?

[adriansalamandre]

@zimtran007 oh yes. We are all in the same boat. But it helps pass the time and that's a good thing.

[lightitupfool]

Don't stop at the shrooms!

[TCupUK]

Time has to be the first dimension because any concept we have of it involves the change of one state to another. The point becoming two points would be a time stamp that can be observed. And so on until a line, sheet and cube where created. With out this things would remain in a constant state with no possibility for change.

[brindow1]

If a monkey pointed a gun at me id'e put my hands up !

[Teresupne]

@CorpseShredder18 Wow I'm really sorry to say but you are WAY off. The Earth is moving at way less than a fraction of 1% of the speed of light [tens of thousands of MPH/KPH] Compared to 186,000 miles per second. That argument holds no water. Research before you argue. You are WAY out of your league in this matter.

[snotnosejoe]

to say that a plant does not have any form of perception of time is not correct. Wow guy eat more shrooms and maybe you'll learn more.

[skytrooper1980]

AND AS FOR TIME BEING THE FOURTH DIMENSION...I THINK I CAN DIG IT. I THINK. SO THAT MEANS....MOTION IS THE FOURTH DIMENSION!!

[skytrooper1980]

AND AS FOR TIME BEING THE FOURTH DIMENSION...I THINK I CAN DIG IT. I THINK.

[skytrooper1980]

TIME IS MOTION

AND SINCE MOTION IS RELATIVE TO ENVIRONMENT, TIME IS RELATIVE.  KINDA LIKE SALVADOR DALI'S CLOCK PICTURE.

[D3w10n]

@ChaosDynamics I just said that Pi is the ONLY "number" that made any change to polygonal structure... Why? I don't know... Does it have something to do with how time "works"? I don't know... It worked, and "Pi" is probably some constant that also manifests when you divide circle circumference with diameter... Also, I guess you know that Pi is not only 3.14, its transcendental number (decimal point goes to ~infinity).