• treefrog@lemm.ee
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    6 days ago

    Just like the first time over and over.

    Space and time or inseparable, and we are inseparable from space and time.

    Which is saying, if time is a knot we are part of that or knot, just like everything else and would have no idea that we are in it.

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      6 days ago

      You don’t think if time bent on itself you might be able to see events from before or after happening out of sequence around you?

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        6 days ago

        Physics seems to be very protective of causality. We don’t know the underlying mechanism, but it pops up in multiple areas of physics. The speed of light being the most blatant example.

        We can see events happening, apparently put of sequence. What we can’t do is interfere with them.

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        5 days ago

        Maybe if it bent around me in particular. I watched an interesting sci-fi movie that was on a similar concept of temporal bubbles.

        But I forget the name.