@TerryRitchie
Hmmm... Maybe I could explain it this way. Take Steve for instance. No please, take him, anything to get hm off my six, but kidding aside, years ago I did something my wife was ticked at me about, and I told her it wasn't me who did it, it was my evil twin Steve. So in one scenario, did I, as part of the collective consciousness, manifest Steve, in which case my CPU needs a big shot of compressed air, or is some other entity observing outcomes and adding code as it goes? That's a bit like the Mandela Effect, which I see as mostly a product of our minds conflating similar instances, like it was not Jiffy peanut butter, it was always Jif peanut butter but there was also a Jiffy Pop popcorn at that time, and therefore the reason for the conflating phenomenon.
My current personal belief (AKA best f-ing guess) is that everything in existence is energy in a wave form but somehow individual consciousness is like a sphere of white light energy, which is able to experience all outcomes at once. After all, at the speed of light, the passage of time doesn't really exist, so all things happen simultaneously. As such, it could be argued that eternity is more a state of no time than infinite time. So maybe to kill time, this system we think we live in was simply developed to slow things down, so we can perceive things more on a one at a time basis, and also provide us a way to deal with "eternity." I mean theoretically someone like me would need such a system to deal with missing a six-inch putt an infinite amount of f-ing times.
Pete
Hmmm... Maybe I could explain it this way. Take Steve for instance. No please, take him, anything to get hm off my six, but kidding aside, years ago I did something my wife was ticked at me about, and I told her it wasn't me who did it, it was my evil twin Steve. So in one scenario, did I, as part of the collective consciousness, manifest Steve, in which case my CPU needs a big shot of compressed air, or is some other entity observing outcomes and adding code as it goes? That's a bit like the Mandela Effect, which I see as mostly a product of our minds conflating similar instances, like it was not Jiffy peanut butter, it was always Jif peanut butter but there was also a Jiffy Pop popcorn at that time, and therefore the reason for the conflating phenomenon.
My current personal belief (AKA best f-ing guess) is that everything in existence is energy in a wave form but somehow individual consciousness is like a sphere of white light energy, which is able to experience all outcomes at once. After all, at the speed of light, the passage of time doesn't really exist, so all things happen simultaneously. As such, it could be argued that eternity is more a state of no time than infinite time. So maybe to kill time, this system we think we live in was simply developed to slow things down, so we can perceive things more on a one at a time basis, and also provide us a way to deal with "eternity." I mean theoretically someone like me would need such a system to deal with missing a six-inch putt an infinite amount of f-ing times.
Pete