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Maybe we do experience everything at once, but then have to process it in a time-like manner to make any sense of it. Like everything else that we "experience"
by marcus_holmes 2y ago
Maybe we do experience everything at once, but then have to process it in a time-like manner to make any sense of it.
Like everything else that we "experience", maybe the perception that reaches our consciousness has nothing to do with what's actually out there.
There are no purple photons.
- pyinstallwoes 2y agoYeah, god is everything, which can’t have experience, as it’s experiencing everything at once - thus the monad splits itself, allowing perception as a fraction of the whole which is experienced as time and direction.
- phantompeace 2y agoDo you think god is in control?
- pyinstallwoes 2y agoGod is everything. Perhaps the limit of that curiosity is akin to control but anything that can be imagined will be imagined and explored and rendered in some sense to experience. Imo.