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offline EVOL from a long time ago on 2007-04-26 11:41 [#02076179]
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EVOL from primordial ooze on 2007-04-25 06:19 [#02075649]

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i often think about time at the point of death i mean if we

are only alive for a tiny fraction of a tiny fraction of a
tiny fraction of the amount of time were not alive how does

the moment of dying affect the passage of time through our
consciousness? does it slow? does it reverse? i mean one
second you're alive and you can reflect on past memories
which are only certain points in time that you realize you
are conscious but the next second you are dead what happens

to the perception of time or consciousness i know what i'm
trying to say right now more than likely isn't making much
sense but it's hard to dictate the concept through the
limited means of language. i think of my point in this way,

like when jfk was assassinated, at the first shot, do you
think his conscious was somehow able to predict that he was

immediately going to die within a few seconds and there for

it either shut down or recorded time in super slow motion
and he was able to reflect on life or do you think his
consciousness just blacked out erasing his existence from
his own thoughts? idk? do you understand?




EVOL from primordial ooze on 2007-04-25 06:38 [#02075658]
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maybe a better example is kinda like running into a brick
wall. your life is based in time. time is constantly
passing, it never stops. your life is just the recording of

time beginning at one point starting at birth and continues

along with time existing only as a recorded memory that is
only traceable backwards from the current point of time. in

other words time exists as a memory and life is merely the
ability to reverse it's direction. so in correlation to my
previous post, in the seconds before death, at which point
does time cease to exist in your conscious if you are unable

to recall the passage t


 

offline EVOL from a long time ago on 2007-04-26 11:43 [#02076180]
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to recall the passage there of from your memory which no
longer functions?





 


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