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I was just referring to your statement about Troy's viewing habits.

https://www.thoughtco.com/the-colossal-heads-of-the-olmec-2136318 That is from the Olmecs in Mexico. Interestingly only Brown people made pyramids, whereas white people seem to favor round or circular monument. Like Stonehenge and Newgrange

In the last 16 years I had a TV for a year and a half, but watched very little. Nine years before that I think I had a TV for maybe a year or two.

I'd saw Troy is more straight no chaser.

No that's Del.

The phone is the the poisonous cure for loneliness. It can provide interaction and alienation.

I was in Hong Kong, I think I would be okay.

It wasn't until the end of the 90's that I realised I don't like crowds. New York is a place I no longer recognise.

The bit about time starts at 32:01

The last year is the first time I haven't felt optimistic about the future. I feel that next year will be a good year. I have been feeling magical and there are some small positive signs. It only takes one visionary to help us to find the light . I find that I vacillate between optimism and apathy. I feel the years will be getting harder up until 2024. And 2024 is a turning point. In a way all of the problems being visible is a step forward. Also realising that the custodians may not care is also useful information. I am having some major changes yet I keep getting signs . That things will work. How about a Del explanation?

Information and consciousness, could have a similar relationship like time and space.

I'm paraphrasing Gregory Chaitin, perhaps the fundamental building blocks are not atoms, quarks but information.

Scientists, philosophers and others have pondered the nature of time. And although we've learned a lot about time, such as the reality of time dilation and the possible connection between time and entropy, we haven't been able to come up with a complete description of what time is. Some philosophers and physicists have argued that what we experience as time is just an illusion, an artifact of our consciousness. In this view, the passage of time isn't real; the past and future already exist in their complete extent, the same way the entirety of space already exists. What we sense as the flow of time is a byproduct of the way our brains work as we process sensory information from our environment, according to physicist Sean Carroll(opens in new tab). Time is the apparent progression of events from past to future. While it's impossible to completely define the nature of time, we all share many common experiences bound by time. Almost all laws and equations that physicists use to understand the natural world are symmetrical in time. That means they can be reversed without changing any results. For example, if you were to watch a video of a ball rising into the air and falling again, without any other context, you wouldn't be able to tell if the video was being played forward or in reverse. https://www.livescience.com/what-is-time

Where does the collective unconscious reside?

We agree. And the Sun Earth relationship effects our circadian rhythms. You could leave time out of this sentence. Without changing its meaning . Or rather substitute the life for time. What dimension do dreams exist?

Yes it could be possible to use empathy and observation to understand another person. The problem is a lack of verified meaning and understanding. Similar to what happens in all types of misunderstandings. @Cynique I agree in theory. Although this isn't generally the way conversations unfold here and elsewhere.

If you fell through time you would not be found, until you fell back.Since you don't share our timeline. Or our immediate space and time. It isn't spaced out it's timed out or out of time. I think time travel may be possible, except you could only travel to various points in your own life. But you would the memories and ideas of that time. So we could be time travelling often yet not be able to retain our non physical contents.

I believe time only exists now, and now is infinitely short, because it is a moment. And infinitely long because that is the only moment you can experience. However I believe there that the mind, soul and spirit exist outside of space and time Your thinking happens in nonlocal space. Or before you have a thought where and when is it. As an aside time is is harder to define than either it's measurements or effects. God or the creator has to exist outside of space and time.

@Michel Montvertsearch "absolute elsewhere" + "Dudley Moore" it's a clip about time

In Astrology there's a term called planetary hours. Where each planet rules an entire day. Each planet rules an hour, then the 'ext slowest planet rules the next hour. Sunday rules the sun. So on Sunday at the sunrise the Sun rules the hour of sunrise. Each day of the week is named after the planet it rules, and each planet corresponds to certain activities or people. So in the middle ages magical spells were done to time with a days day ruler and hour ruler. Witches do a similar thing but more with the Moon, but I could be mistaken.

Yes but what is time is the question. Words have meanings,a symbol has a meaning. These meanings exists not in and of themselves but because we give them meaning. So I have discovered\created a language that gives a meanings to several moment in time. Since those moments have a meaning I can utilise that time for a desired effect. Time is like Siri for me and I can make a request to aid myself and others to facilitate a desired effect. So I have found an magical esoteric heuristic.

Moments in time are like buses. Time markers tell you the destination of the moment in time. Based on your birthdate and the present time.

Yes but I meant having no sexual experience at all. If you have no frame of reference you can't comprehend it. Like explaining a concept to a concrete thinker. It's is very difficult. I am sure you've had that experienceon the forum.

Virgins can't describe sexual intercourse. Nor can you explain it to them in a way that is meaningful to them. You can only compare and contrast it with their past experiences. @Cynique So while I don't experience time differently than other people. I can engage with it in a different manner.