12-07-2011, 11:49 PM
there is no time. so really, that's a chicken egg paradox. i try to explain this. i see it only visually. but i can't make heads or tails of it.
if it's infinity, densities, then it's for our benefit. but really, it's like saying, there's an atom, which came first, the atom or an electron, and then a proton, and then that other stuff in the atom, and the emptiness, and whatnot, when probably the atom just was what it was. because you can't have infinity without all it contains can you? there is no time. or is there? is there time outside time?
lets say, you branch out into this infinity, take a boat. you form your adventures, as if nothing has existed before you. and the future is empty and white as canvas.
if it's infinity, densities, then it's for our benefit. but really, it's like saying, there's an atom, which came first, the atom or an electron, and then a proton, and then that other stuff in the atom, and the emptiness, and whatnot, when probably the atom just was what it was. because you can't have infinity without all it contains can you? there is no time. or is there? is there time outside time?
lets say, you branch out into this infinity, take a boat. you form your adventures, as if nothing has existed before you. and the future is empty and white as canvas.