Yeah, so, just spent an hour going batty on a comfy little grassy hill by the side of the boulevard. That was kind of nice. Got some stuff out of my system, got my head on, and felt about seven years younger, since most of my teenage years were spent doing absolutely nothing, on little grassy hills.
The idea of time travel bothers me. It cannot be possible. To be able to travel through time suggests that everything that ever has happened, and ever will happen, is currently being replayed over and over again, in millions and billions of alternate dimensions. It suggests that ever moment, every fraction of a second, have all been prerecorded, and frozen, and are all layered against each other, in infinite parallel universes, and that we, as individuals, are able to hop between these layers. Wonder, if we were able to peel away these layers, like the leaves on an artichoke, would we find a little ball of substance at the core?
It isn't possible, because we cannot relive a moment. We cannot go back and recapture it, no matter how hard we try. People are constantly changing, we are constantly being reinvented, with each new experience, and each new event, and every new knowledge that we obtain, we are constantly seeing the world through new eyes. New insights, new lessons, new facts, they all change the way we process, they all change the way we see things, nothing that has been, an ever be again, it's impossible, it wouldn't be perceived in the same fashion.
And with that knowledge there is hope, because there is always room for change.
The idea of time travel bothers me. It cannot be possible. To be able to travel through time suggests that everything that ever has happened, and ever will happen, is currently being replayed over and over again, in millions and billions of alternate dimensions. It suggests that ever moment, every fraction of a second, have all been prerecorded, and frozen, and are all layered against each other, in infinite parallel universes, and that we, as individuals, are able to hop between these layers. Wonder, if we were able to peel away these layers, like the leaves on an artichoke, would we find a little ball of substance at the core?
It isn't possible, because we cannot relive a moment. We cannot go back and recapture it, no matter how hard we try. People are constantly changing, we are constantly being reinvented, with each new experience, and each new event, and every new knowledge that we obtain, we are constantly seeing the world through new eyes. New insights, new lessons, new facts, they all change the way we process, they all change the way we see things, nothing that has been, an ever be again, it's impossible, it wouldn't be perceived in the same fashion.
And with that knowledge there is hope, because there is always room for change.