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hey jf- do you think time creates space..or space creates time...OR..in actual reality they are both very poor descriptions of what is actually manifesting by us,,or FOR us??
Asked by 2024 (86.185.199.x) on October 1 2024, 12:50pm
Reply on October 1 2024, 2:09pm:
Can water be wet? Does a planet fly? Are these semantic questions that depend on language more than anything?
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Posted by 2024 (86.185.199.x) on October 1 2024, 11:51pm:
we guess all answers depend on the questions & all questions depend on the answers...? (its a bit chicken n eggy) ◉_◉
Posted by Fred Brooker (94.112.38.x) on October 2 2024, 6:58am:
if you believe that any life is a simulation, all questions are answered at once :)
Posted by 2024 (86.185.199.x) on October 2 2024, 10:41am:
well, a "simulation" is something that "could exist in the real world"...we as humans perceive this reality to be "real world" so it cannot BE a simulation?...time & space seem quite "real" but not many can really difine in certain terms...what time or space really are & why they appear interdependent,or totally seperate,but inclusive?
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