[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by chazzysaw

Infinite is always described as a length of time that goes on and on and on with no ending. If infinity has no end therefore it can have no beginning.It is the ever present NOW.No pass no future.

I agree absolutely,there is only Now,and that has within it,all that is,and ever will be.
simple,but difficult to accept.

kind regards michael.

[chazzysaw]

[quote=mkirkpatrick]there is only Now,and that has within it,all that is,and ever will be.
simple,but difficult to accept.] Yes, I believe it is hard to accept because it is so simple, but it is also hard to comprehend for most poeple.

[Lloyd Gillespie]

[quote=chazzysaw]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick

there is only Now,and that has within it,all that is,and ever will be.
simple,but difficult to accept.] Yes, I believe it is hard to accept because it is so simple, but it is also hard to comprehend for most poeple.

You are both absolutely right. The infinite now includes the "How?"

"The velocity of light is the constant finite equilibrium of the infinite opposites." me

The TOE answer is in the centropic universal arithmetic.

groping in the dark,
Lloyd

[chazzysaw]

Since we agree that infinity is an ever present Now. My question is where is the beginning and when is the end? I believe there is neither.

[Lloyd Gillespie]

Originally Posted by chazzysaw

Since we agree that infinity is an ever present Now. My question is where is the beginning and when is the end? I believe there is neither.

You are absolutely correct. There is no beginning or end to infinity. It is.

regards

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao

infinite wisdom or infinite boredom, infinite knowledge or infinite ignorance, infinite energy or infinite vacuum, infinite love or hate, infinite understanding or infinite confusion, infinite order or infinite chaos, infinite happiness or infinite sorrow, infinite everything or infinite nothing...

The word "infinite" could also be replaced by the words "complete" and "total"

Infinite wisdom of course,then you will understand all the
others to be illusions?


kind regards michael.

[baudrunner]

The more off the wall something is of course, the more complex it becomes. The ultimate truth might be the most powerful thing but when it is realized it will be seen to be sublime in its simplicity and so obvious as to infuse shame.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by baudrunner

The more off the wall something is of course, the more complex it becomes. The ultimate truth might be the most powerful thing but when it is realized it will be seen to be sublime in its simplicity and so obvious as to infuse shame.

I like it,said most succinctly.


kind regards michael.

[Guille]

chazzysaw and Mkirkpatrik,

If it is true that time-change (as in modification) is an illusion, and that bodies are not extended in time, please solve these:

1. Give an alternative theory of gravitation and dimensions.
2. Explain me why I should study today for my physics test of tomorrow. Because according to your claims (based on nothing, aparently, apart from your will make yourself believe that you are original and radical) the guille of tomorrow 11:30pm in physics class is not the same as the guille now, so there is no reason i should worry studying. In fact, I should go and kill someone, for the guille who will be in jail is not me. Welcome to the utopia-psicodelic and illusional (in fact, dellusional) world of your thoughts.

[Mr. Nobody]

I favour infinite nothingness. Absolute calm, absolute 0, nothingness, nirvana, the unatainable within this cosmos, since even in the deepest abyss of our known universe, as far as we know, the background radiation seems to disturb the peace