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If we are light, what would we see?
turin said:Something like that, but we can only approach the speed (from a pseudo-theoretical quasi-practical point of view.). Our time would slow down to the point of vanishing with respect to the time of the rest of the universe, and, we would basically see the whole thing zoom to the end like a really fast fast-forward to the end of a movie. Then, who knows.
That's one of those things that I don't believe we humans are privelaged to know (at least, not for a long time). I would assume that there would be no picture at all; nothing. As if existence itself didn't even exist. But that is just based on a narrow-minded model that assumes there is nothing beyond. I am pretty sure that there would be no still-frame picture to look at. Quite the opposite. That was my reason for the limiting consideration. Just imagine the fast forward being cranked up to infinity. How long would it take to watch the movie? Would the picture look still? Would you even know you had watched a movie? What happens after the movie is over?touqra said:If it's 0 time, does it mean that light sees a beautiful piece of art scenery but's it's still life. Nothing moves?
This phrase is often used in a hypothetical or philosophical sense to imagine what the world would be like if humans were made of light instead of matter. It is not a scientific concept, but rather a thought experiment.
It is difficult to say exactly how our perception would change, as it is not possible for humans to be made of light. However, it is likely that our understanding of the physical world, including colors, shadows, and reflections, would be drastically different.
If we were made of light, we would not have physical bodies, so our interactions with the world would be different. We may be able to pass through objects and communicate with others through different forms of energy, such as electromagnetic waves.
As light, our perception of the world would also be different. We would not have eyes or the ability to process visual information in the same way. However, it is possible that we could still perceive the world through different forms of energy or consciousness.
While there is currently no scientific evidence to suggest that humans could become light, it is impossible to predict the future of technology and scientific advancements. However, it is important to note that the human body and mind are complex and cannot be easily reduced to just light.