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thanks for the refernce, it's giving me lots of new questions first I'll try and explain what i think it says (I passed high school physics with a b- so a lot of the paper was sandscrit to me) It sounds like they are looking past the big bang by inverting spacetime? and they discovered...

if perception is everything, then yes it reaches the end of its factual plausability at that thought (of you and i being the same "thing"). This is also analogous of the breakdown of factual plausability brought to mind by the thought of infinity (how could anything without end be definable?)...

why don't you think so? is it because your perception cannot distiguish the thought or perception of a singular existence indefinable by its lack of an opposite?

Observation is the core necessity of an existence that operates as a balance of opposites. Our powers of observation will always end in unpercieveability (time or space "before" the big bang, the meaning of time or space in the face of the infinity we observe them approach). We (classical...

Observation is the core necessity of an existence that operates as a balance of opposites. Our powers of observation will always end in unpercieveability (time or space "before" the big bang, the meaning of time or space in the face of the infinity we observe them approach).

The paradox is maybe believing that the twins are in fact not the same thing. If they are just different versions of the same perspective of knowable existence, then differences they experience in time or anything else only serve to illuminate that the only things that change are the opinions...

We (classical philosophy "who am I?" and "what is everything?") must be the knowable universes understanding of itself, after all what is anything we have observed other than a reflection of the energies we've used to detect it. And what is a living thing? A converter of energies, we sustain...

answers? Observation is the core necessity of an existence that operates as a balance of opposites. Our powers of observation will always end in unpercieveability (time or space "before" the big bang, the meaning of time or space in the face of the infinity we observe them approach).

Observation is the core necessity of an existence that operates as a balance of opposites. Our powers of observation will always end in unpercieveability (time or space "before" the big bang, the meaning of time or space in the face of the infinity we observe them approach).