Consciousness Violates The Laws of Physics

[igferatu]

Ideas don't have mass or velocity. Humor has no thermal dimension. If you had an inorganic cosmos of whirling debris and gravity, it would not be possible to invent subjectivity without some a priori framework for it's existence. It would be like algae developing the ability to travel through time in order to catch more hours of daylight as a

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we need pronouns to describe "then us" and "post us" and "now us"

[jayyy]

Alright, I wanted to respond to this one cause it's pretty solid and I like to always make an attempt at elucidation when I see someone hitting on the principles of the Core. Worst case scenario it comes across as gibberish but eventually we'll all understand it intimately.

So, first and most vital!

We watch a movie and we don't see photon emissions on a plastic sheet, we don't see a flat simulation of reproduced optical analogs, we see and hear people in places.Excellent. I love the way you eloquated this, as well as the idea it represents, as well as the flickers of black symbology on a purple pixel bed

Part 2: we need pronouns to describe "then us" and "post us" and "now us"

[jayyy]

And so in that, even we ourselves and this entire reality we know are the "awakened" state i'm describing: overlapping, singular, multiplicities. It's pretty much impossible to put it into words anyway, you need to feel it as much as know it as much as touch it. Especially since once we figure it out its going to change completely, but ignore that for now. So everything comes back to the importance of the idea you're presenting in your post. The convergence of these principles in an act of understanding which our consciousnesses can conceive of

Re: Part 3: we need pronouns to describe "then us" and "post us" and "now us"

[jayyy]

The significance of this step will be the natural rescaling of things such as religion. I don't want to get into this too much, but we will actually overrun the structure of our universe and recreate it over and over again, a la ie: nanotechnology spreading to all sectors of the system. The last time we did this we became such useful forms as Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon, etc