Class / Future

The class began.

Brains were a construct of physical reality and therefore subject to the laws of such. The mind, he argued, was not. It had sympathetic structures in the physical world, but it was simultaneously the product of all of them, and none of them.

Therefore, he continued, that the mind was not subject to the same limitations of a standard computer, and that it could essentially reach beyond time.

The also meant that any mind was, to some extent, a product of the environment it has be accustomed to. Therefore the default structures in the mind would eventually fall back to a mechanism that would most suitably deal with the environment immediately around it.

Hence, while we have this discussion here, an 'earlier version' of my mind, which is still, in fact the same thing, is busy typing notes on a computer. In fact, let me pull up the archives. Here.

Now, you might argue that I'm simply recycling my own old notes, but the memory is locked away at the moment – due to the other experiments that I'm working on.

You see, that's why there's no reported incidents of time travel. The 'past' mind has always got the memory squirrelled away, since it is forced so often to deal with 'linear time'. When we return the subject to the time they left, down to the nanosecond, the physical brain has had no time to encode the memories into a physical shape.

Why don't you simply have the two meet? - asked someone in the back. We did, replied the teacher, and the memories cancelled each other out. I didn't remember it happening so I blanked out and he was extremely disoriented.

What we need, and why these classes are taking place, is a need to shift the group consciousness into form which is able to deal with non-linear time.

Is that the point of the SuperWhoLock? Laughter. Yes, in fact, because each of us has to deal with it in their own way. Some are deductive about it, as I was, most merely attached to the fun aspect of it, and others reflect that is a trait of God and thus has a place in the Universe itself.