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This is what I'm thinking as well. What does everybody else think of the alternate universes?Owner, Spear Interactive
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From what was learned, the Romans 'borrowed' alot of the egyptians principles and practices. It all started with the egyptians thats why they will remain on top of the society chain. There are suprisingly alot of things we've learned from the egyptians that we still continue to use. Astrology for one. They reportedly were the first to use some form of mathmatics and written language. Symbolism, religion...the list goes on and on.http://neverfollow.biz (Independent Music Group)Comment
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From what was learned, the Romans 'borrowed' alot of the egyptians principles and practices. It all started with the egyptians thats why they will remain on top of the society chain. There are suprisingly alot of things we've learned from the egyptians that we still continue to use. Astrology for one. They reportedly were the first to use some form of mathmatics and written language. Symbolism, religion...the list goes on and on.Originally posted by BlzerLet me assure you that I am a huge proponent of size, and it greatly matters. Don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise.
If I went any bigger, it would not have properly fit with my equipment, so I had to optimize. I'm okay with it, but I also know what I'm missing with those five inches. :)Comment
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Re: Time Travel... soon?
From what was learned, the Romans 'borrowed' alot of the egyptians principles and practices. It all started with the egyptians thats why they will remain on top of the society chain. There are suprisingly alot of things we've learned from the egyptians that we still continue to use. Astrology for one. They reportedly were the first to use some form of mathmatics and written language. Symbolism, religion...the list goes on and on.Comment
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The way I have heard it explained is that alternate parallel universes are not created by time travel, they exist by virtue of choices that are made in any other parallel universe.
For example: I have a choice to get in my car and go to the store or take a nap. As soon as I have made the decision to take a nap, an alternate universe then exists, running parallel to the one I am in, in which I elect to get in my car and go to the store.
In my current universe, I sleep for two hours and everyone around me lives accordingly.
In the parallel universe, where I chose to get in my car and go to the store, we'll say that I got in a car accident. In this parallel universe, which theoretically exists just the same as the one I am in, firefighters, police officers, paramedics, other drivers are all on the scene. The wreck has affected the position in time/space of other entities in the universe. In the other universe, none of this happened, so those same civil servants and other drivers are minding their own business, nothing out of the ordinary. So to answer your question, the alternate universe would be "everyone's" alternate universe, but it's hard to grasp because consciousness doesn't extend from universe to universe.
Although, I would take this chance to point out that some believe that consciousness is the only reality. That is to say that each universe is only a universe to a single consciousness, and that we are all in our own universes, so to speak.
One can see that if an alternate universe exists for every choice made by an entity in the universe, we would very quickly have an infinite number of parallel universes.Originally Posted by Briman123
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Also, I think when jmood elaborated on the future visitor into the past we "stumbled" onto the conflicting argument against alternate universes/time lines.
You probably have to believe in one or the other, unless you go the route that Dallaskin is going by stating that time travel alone doesn't create an alternate universe.
My discussion on this topic will only relate to time lines instead of universes so I stray a bit from Dallaskin.
So, for me it's either I believe in the ability to create alternate time lines or I believe in the past being set in stone and time travel being a part of that history.
(One thing to note is that we still don't know how long it'll take time travel to develop, assuming it can be. Like someone else said, how do we know what humans will look like thousands of years from now or what they will be capable of in the future. My example of myself traveling from 2010 to 1950 explains this further. If I met someone in 1950, perhaps they don't recognize me because I'm still in my 2006 form. How do I know what I'll look like in 2010. Obviously, the years are very close to it isn't a great example, but I think you get where I'm coming from.)"It may well be that we spectators, who are not divinely gifted as athletes, are the only ones able to truly see, articulate and animate the experience of the gift we are denied. And that those who receive and act out the gift of athletic genius must, perforce, be blind and dumb about it -- and not because blindness and dumbness are the price of the gift, but because they are its essence." - David Foster Wallace
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The way I have heard it explained is that alternate parallel universes are not created by time travel, they exist by virtue of choices that are made in any other parallel universe.
For example: I have a choice to get in my car and go to the store or take a nap. As soon as I have made the decision to take a nap, an alternate universe then exists, running parallel to the one I am in, in which I elect to get in my car and go to the store.
In my current universe, I sleep for two hours and everyone around me lives accordingly.
In the parallel universe, where I chose to get in my car and go to the store, we'll say that I got in a car accident. In this parallel universe, which theoretically exists just the same as the one I am in, firefighters, police officers, paramedics, other drivers are all on the scene. The wreck has affected the position in time/space of other entities in the universe. In the other universe, none of this happened, so those same civil servants and other drivers are minding their own business, nothing out of the ordinary. So to answer your question, the alternate universe would be "everyone's" alternate universe, but it's hard to grasp because consciousness doesn't extend from universe to universe.
Although, I would take this chance to point out that some believe that consciousness is the only reality. That is to say that each universe is only a universe to a single consciousness, and that we are all in our own universes, so to speak.
One can see that if an alternate universe exists for every choice made by an entity in the universe, we would very quickly have an infinite number of parallel universes.
Illustrations please!
Just joking. I can catch the gist of what you're saying. If my own universe exsist only to my own conciousness, that means that I have an infinite number of universes, correct? It makes sense but its hard to fathom. I could possibly be living a quatrillion diffrent lives right now and continually make more as I go along. If something like this was true, how in the world would one know? Could one possibly jump to diffrent parallel universes through technology? I would love to go to the one where I'm rich and kill my other self and take over.http://neverfollow.biz (Independent Music Group)Comment
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lol. I typed it, and I'm asking the same thing a lot of the time.
I can catch the gist of what you're saying. If my own universe exsist only to my own conciousness, that means that I have an infinite number of universes, correct?
It makes sense but its hard to fathom. I could possibly be living a quatrillion diffrent lives right now and continually make more as I go along. If something like this was true, how in the world would one know?
Could one possibly jump to diffrent parallel universes through technology? I would love to go to the one where I'm rich and kill my other self and take over.
Back to your question, about possibility: Some say that our universe interacts with parallel universes with regularity. Subatomic particles have been shown to do very strange things (like disappear, be in two places at once, "teleport", break the laws of physics in movement, etc.) which have prompted some physicists to claim this. Check out around 29:00 in the BBC documentary. Possible with people? Hard to say. There's still a lot of controversy on parallel universes to begin with.Originally Posted by Briman123
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lol. I typed it, and I'm asking the same thing a lot of the time.
Yes.
You wouldn't. Your consciousness does not extend across universes. As we stand today, it is limited to your one and only current universe. It could be that you are in a parallel universe on a different forum asking the same question. Someone else could be trying to explain it to you. However, your consciousness is separate and isolated between universes, so you would not be aware of the parallel interaction.
Some suppose that this is possible. In "The One", a movie with Jet Li, which I actually thought was pretty entertaining, although probably not very scientifically possible, that's essentially what he does. The premise of that movie is that all of your seperate beings are interconnected, and that if one of them dies off in a different universe, the others pick up the slack and split up the dead entitity's "life force".. ish.. and become more powerful, intelligent, etc.
Back to your question, about possibility: Some say that our universe interacts with parallel universes with regularity. Subatomic particles have been shown to do very strange things (like disappear, be in two places at once, "teleport", break the laws of physics in movement, etc.) which have prompted some physicists to claim this. Check out around 29:00 in the BBC documentary. Possible with people? Hard to say. There's still a lot of controversy on parallel universes to begin with.
I say all of that to say this, if there were a parallel universe, a negative to our positive (like a photo) each universe has its own frame of existence that would not be known to the other. That being the case, the only reference point one would have in regards to his or her life is the one that he or she is conscious of. A parellel universe would be irrelevant to the universe you find yourself in. Time travel could not cross the barrier, it could not undo that which was done, nor could it do that which was not done, life is progressive, it is a law. Time travel breaks the law.Comment
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I think your parallel self got stuck reading a book instead and everything changed after that. Sad story."It may well be that we spectators, who are not divinely gifted as athletes, are the only ones able to truly see, articulate and animate the experience of the gift we are denied. And that those who receive and act out the gift of athletic genius must, perforce, be blind and dumb about it -- and not because blindness and dumbness are the price of the gift, but because they are its essence." - David Foster Wallace
"You'll not find more penny-wise/pound-foolish behavior than in Major League Baseball." - Rob NeyerComment
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Exactly. Not only that, they are the ones that left a history or documentation of their dealings with "other beings" within the heiroglyphic writings, there are all kinds of hints and direct indications that they encountered beings from elsewhere. Some of the things the egyptians did, to this day cannot be duplicated, an example would be the creation of a pyramid.Comment
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