Space Time Continuum with Terence Mckenna - 5

Space Time Continuum with the late, Great Shamanistic Master, Terence McKenna.
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[Sugamari]

@Knockturnall1 LSD might be man made but DMT is made in your own brain. You can get it from plants too which is why I want to go to Brazil. Ayahuasca is legal there!

[natmanprime]

@InfinityOE nothing can affect, create or destroy infinity. it can be implied, at which point it is an aspect of an 8 dimensional construct known as Intent , or the Emergent Will of the planet, (by me lol)or Gravity.

The 'tide of history' is an 8 dimensonal fatal construct, within which 7d chaos/magic/synchronicity resides. It's why you were born when/where you did, and me here/now, as opposed to anywhere/when else.

1d=time

3d=time/space

5d=tme/space/probability

7d=time/space/probability/magi­c.

[natmanprime]

@InfinityOE regarding time:

time is an irrationality, as a direct implication of singularity.

Both are abstract, and have therefore never/always existed.

irrationality=Difference.

singularity=Unity.

the 'speed' of Implication goes backwards in time.

The presence of Unity (1 or 0) and Difference (root2) implies Duality.

hence number 2 is born.

Now three concepts exist, invoking 3, and so on, going backwards in time, but irrationalities manifest instantly.

cause/effect/light is implied into form..

[natmanprime]

@InfinityOE ok i just resent you the spammed comment.

regarding infinity, it is indeed not part of reality, it is without all possible reality, and within all possible reality.

western rationalism calls it the "singularity", therefore represented by 1. Eastern philosophy understood it as "the nullity"(basically!), or "the tao" represented by 0 (i know it means path,the way etc).

earlier i mentioned "infinte choice".

infinity eliminates choice, just as it would any physical object.

That's life!

[natmanprime]

@InfinityOE hmmm, glad you raised that point, (btw glad you're back i thought you'd disappeared!) anyway the speed of thought as signals around the brain is about 300 mph i think. But, where is that 'point of self', somewhere behind the eyes? well, it can't be percieved in any CAT(brain) scans, thers just a collection of electric signals moving around the brain. So this must be an abstract, propertyless singularity directly implied by the signals in the brain.

future=abstract, so is the self.

[InfinityOE]

@natmanprime I still did not get the spammed comment, I was just commenting on your previous post (which is actually 2 comments if you didn't happen to notice). I do understand the concept of infinity, I was simply trying to show that infinity is impossible in our universe, but debating on whether there were an infinite number of possibilities before the big bang (going by the assumption that there was nothing). Does the fact that our universe was a concept at all effect it's state of infinity?

[natmanprime]

@InfinityOE i take it you got my comment after all? the one 'flagged as spam'?

Pls let me know, because this is very interesting to me, it sounds very weird.

Anyway, infinity is a quality, not a quantity, it undermines that notion. Infinite mustard= infinite choice= infinite rhubarb= infinite anything. Once somethings infinite, thats it -it becomes infinity. It MUST be: abstract, and singular.

It's what's imposed on 'fuzzy' irrationality to bring (rationalise) focus,definition, clarity.

[InfinityOE]

@natmanprime ... I guess this whole concept of infinity would get lost in our heads if we could understand our quantum non-local space-time continuum anyway... Not to mention I don't particularly want to get into a debate about whether mathematics would allow infinity to exist without space-time... But perhaps space-time existing as a singularity at all renders infinity not possible. Haha... Now I'm losing myself... You understand what I'm saying, right?

[InfinityOE]

@natmanprime It is very tricky, but thinking about the possibilities of something if there was nothing seems rather open-ended and irrational... Although - judging by our scientific knowledge of this reality - I can understand how it wouldn't be infinite. There was a starting point (the singularity before the big bang) which means there is something anyway (although only a concept), which renders the universe finite...

[natmanprime]

@InfinityOE i know it's a tricky thing to get because we live in a rationalist culture.

Having said that, you seem to be the only one I've ever met who gets it so quick and easy

Feel free to question anything that sounds wrong

These aren't just arbitrary things off the top of my head :)