Worm Boy (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} 0worm0boy0) wrote,@ 2009-03-13 17:34:00 |
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laugh hard, its a long way to the bank
beware the ides of march.
a theory about time travel showed itself to me today and i made the mistake of speaking it out loud in class, and then again when i got home for a second opinion.
the jury weighed in and pretty much everybody just looks at me like im completely fucking strange and what im saying makes absolutely no sense. i think the problem is that it makes too much sense and the human condition is conditioned to be skeptical of ideas and things and whatnot that are "too good to be true". another problem is that what i say is often taken in a completely different context than what i actually mean. either because i dont say things right, or because people are dumb, AND , largely in part because there is a single underlying context that exists- probably only within my own paradigme- that surrounds everything i think and say that the human condition is entirely unaware of.
i am a running joke, but i digress...
i should probably not preempt this with the fact that this whole idea comes from experience, as most theorys that come to me do. i experience something... (in this case, the issue of being an active participant in a degree of 'time travel' ) im confused for a while.. and then the frequencies fill me in and im slightly less confused and more confused at the same time as it brings up a whole 'nuther slew of questions, but
what i said has something to do with how time travel is in fact possible AND probable given ones own mental capabilities. (like i said, some people are dumb. some people cant figure out how to pull their head out of their own ass, so what would make one think those are the kinds of people would be able to figure out how to travel through time?) anyhow. one would be able to travel directly to different points in their own life and even change events, while existing in that period of time. however, the problem exists in the issue of time NOT existing as anything more than human notion. time existing as different but interconnecting layers of thought, one should not expect the events of things past, if revisited, to change or have an effect on events here and now upon return TO here and now. the only change one should expect, in dealing with return to the present, is a change of perceptivity.
and of course i could go on for hours but theres not exactly a laymens way of explaining it any further than i already have. the rest, to me, is just inherent knowledge of 'the way' basting in the juices of the universal language (which im finding, isnt so universal anymore) plus i learned the hard way about... not going into my ideas too deeply, heh.
the funny thing is how they're not even MY ideas. im just here, like the rest of you, experiencing what is thrown at me and yet somehow im getting all the credit for it.
/fishy
beware the ides of march.
a theory about time travel showed itself to me today and i made the mistake of speaking it out loud in class, and then again when i got home for a second opinion.
the jury weighed in and pretty much everybody just looks at me like im completely fucking strange and what im saying makes absolutely no sense. i think the problem is that it makes too much sense and the human condition is conditioned to be skeptical of ideas and things and whatnot that are "too good to be true". another problem is that what i say is often taken in a completely different context than what i actually mean. either because i dont say things right, or because people are dumb, AND , largely in part because there is a single underlying context that exists- probably only within my own paradigme- that surrounds everything i think and say that the human condition is entirely unaware of.
i am a running joke, but i digress...
i should probably not preempt this with the fact that this whole idea comes from experience, as most theorys that come to me do. i experience something... (in this case, the issue of being an active participant in a degree of 'time travel' ) im confused for a while.. and then the frequencies fill me in and im slightly less confused and more confused at the same time as it brings up a whole 'nuther slew of questions, but
what i said has something to do with how time travel is in fact possible AND probable given ones own mental capabilities. (like i said, some people are dumb. some people cant figure out how to pull their head out of their own ass, so what would make one think those are the kinds of people would be able to figure out how to travel through time?) anyhow. one would be able to travel directly to different points in their own life and even change events, while existing in that period of time. however, the problem exists in the issue of time NOT existing as anything more than human notion. time existing as different but interconnecting layers of thought, one should not expect the events of things past, if revisited, to change or have an effect on events here and now upon return TO here and now. the only change one should expect, in dealing with return to the present, is a change of perceptivity.
and of course i could go on for hours but theres not exactly a laymens way of explaining it any further than i already have. the rest, to me, is just inherent knowledge of 'the way' basting in the juices of the universal language (which im finding, isnt so universal anymore) plus i learned the hard way about... not going into my ideas too deeply, heh.
the funny thing is how they're not even MY ideas. im just here, like the rest of you, experiencing what is thrown at me and yet somehow im getting all the credit for it.
/fishy
