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Thoughts aren't non-existent though, they have a different type of existence. I think time may be similar, in that while we seem to have an innate conscious ex
by mistermann 4y ago
Thoughts aren't non-existent though, they have a different type of existence.
I think time may be similar, in that while we seem to have an innate conscious experience/perception of ~absolute time and absolute reality, the way the subconscious mind implements the portion of reality it is the source of may be substantially different.
- yakubin 4y agoThat thought predicting the future is in the present though, not in the future.
- mistermann 4y agoI wonder: does "is in the present" make sense (in the way that it makes sense "here"), in fact, at the cognitive level?