You are Me and We Are All Together
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Are you saying this from experience? Don't get me wrong, drugs aren't the only way you can have a meaningful personal experience, but if you've never done them, you don't even know, not even close. Nothing can substitute that experience.
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Question is, how do we break into the 5th dimension? What type of craft would we use? How could we fold the space-time continum?
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I'm sorry this guy is proposing fanciful ideas so obscure that they cannot be objectively defined and tested. Oh wow! But doesn't it sound cool. Whatever. Dream on.
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isolation chamber! shrooms!
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this guy is such a tripper lol
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good song , excellent cant believe this only has 11k views
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Awesome to say the least. Thank the universe people like you exist. Thanks so much for your work.
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I'd be interested in knowing what Robs MBTI is :) INFx perhaps?
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is it just me or does he sound kinda like ozzy in this song? lol :D...cool song :D
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btw...you're a super cool guy. intelligent, personable, and a great songwriter!
The problem with this theory is that the known universe is finite, which means that the infinite electron posibilities cannot be allowed. This single electron theory turns out to be dysfunctional.
SabretoothSnowMan 2 years ago
Are you talking about the cosmological horizon? It appears to be accepted that there is much much more to our spacetime universe than what we can see. And just because we can't see it because the light hasn't had time to reach us yet, doesn't mean it isn't there.
So yes, the known universe is finite, but that's not all there is.
10thdim 2 years ago 14
From chemistry and physics we know that all of the atoms in the universe came from hydrogen and helium formed after the 'Big Bang.'
The heavier elements came from fusion reactions within stars - and all the elements heavier than iron (Fe) came from 'supernova,' the explosion of big stars.
That means the iron in our blood and the carbon in our brain all came from dead stars.
In fact, all the atoms in our body and on earth came from stars that blew up billions of years ago.
goog2k 2 years ago
You're absolutely right! This is one of the ideas I talk about in my book. And coincidentally I quote that section from my book in my new video blog entry that just went up, "Happy Birthday Paul".
watch?v=SeG_gfx1b60
Ya gotta love synchronicity.
Thanks for writing!
Rob
10thdim 2 years ago