[N0B0DY]

Originally Posted by Drifter

Where does the oxygen [space] we breathe, come from? What causes the heart to beat, in an embyro? What primary element, sustains life? What primary element, sustains life?

If by element you mean irreducible factor, I would say that any and all of them are reducible. Space, time and motion can be unified as being pre-requisite for anything to be classified as existent, and the topic is to discuss whether or not absolute spacetime can be merged with relative spacetime.

I further propose that space, time and motion are illusory effects of absolute-time dilation, which would translate into all relative forms of existence being illusory as well.

My apologies for seeming harsh, but 9 separate questions that could have been put into one or edited speaks volumes to me, and I am surprised that came from you. I think I'll leave the discretionary measures to the moderators.

[N0B0DY]

Originally Posted by melanie

There is no point 200 miles south of the earth ... 'i' think that's where 'here' is but then that could be a lie because 'i' am not really 'here'

Some people say that lies must be part of the whole truth, and therefore lies must be true. Would you agree?

[N0B0DY]

Originally Posted by Drifter

How many incrementally-separated snapshots of this still photo do you propose would be required to result in the observed motion of lightning?

[Drifter]

I agree with you Sir, that's just the way they came, one after a pottie break, another after a cigarette, another after I got my cup of coffee, then it was temporarily habitualised for the moment. Sorry bro, it was realised nearly as soon as they were posted, but it was done, I'll ponder off line more in the future and condense things as you have into one concise post. No hard feelings I hope.

I was thinking oxygen, or space as givin off by plants and breathed by humans to sustain life, can't live long without oxygen, was the key essentail element to life, but then I thought if our rudimentary consciousness, the one that sustains our autonomic nervous system stopped for even a second, [we can hold our breate for a of couple minutes], life would not function any further, then the thought that our spinal cord is made up from the initial current that splints the embryonic cell into division, as in Professor Bentov's experiments, that must be our essential identity?. no offence taken btw.

Originally Posted by N0B0DY

If by element you mean irreducible factor, I would say that any and all of them are reducible. Space, time and motion can be unified as being pre-requisite for anything to be classified as existent, and the topic is to discuss whether or not absolute spacetime can be merged with relative spacetime. I further propose that space, time and motion are illusory effects of absolute time dialtion, which would translate into all relative forms of existence being illusory as well.

My apologies for seeming harsh, but 9 separate questions that could have been put into one or edited speaks volumes to me, and I am surprised that came from you.

I think I'll leave the discretionary measures to the moderators.

[Drifter]

As many as it takes for a thought to register. I would guess image[awareness] to thought [consciousness] could be measured in milliseconds. I have an article [how long is a moment]on that somewhere, I look it up.

Red + Green = Orange

Originally Posted by N0B0DY

How many incrementally-separated snapshots of this still photo do you propose would be required to result in the observed motion of lightning?

[melanie]

Originally Posted by N0B0DY

Some people say that lies must be part of the whole truth, and therefore lies must be true. Would you agree?

Yes i agree/disagree with you nobody ..

No words can ever explain SEE-in .. the WHOLE

[N0B0DY]

Originally Posted by Drifter

I agree with you Sir, that's just the way they came, one after a pottie break, another after a cigarette, another after I got my cup of coffee, then it was temporarily habitualised for the moment. Sorry bro, it was realised nearly as soon as they were posted, but it was done, I'll ponder off line more in the future and condense things as you have into one concise post.

I was thinking oxygen, or space as givin off by plants and breathed by humans to sustain life, can't live long without oxygen, was the key essentail element to life, but then I thought if our rudimentary consciousness, the one that sustains our autonomic nervous system stopped for even a second, [we can hold our breate for a of couple minutes], life would not function any further, then the thought that our spinal cord is made up from the initial current that splints the embryonic cell into division, as in Professor Bentov's experiments, that must be our essential identity?

Good posting, Drifter. No arguments from this side, but when you say rudimentary consciousness are you referring to a type of subconsciousness or are you implying that we have control over autonomous functions?

[N0B0DY]

Originally Posted by Drifter

As many as it takes for a thought to register. I would guess image[awareness] to thought [consciousness] could be measured in milliseconds. I have an article [how long is a moment]on that somewhere, I look it up.

Red + Green = Orange

So if there is a definite connection between finite "c" (light constant) and consciousness, do you concede that there is a connection between subconsciousness and superluminal (infinite) velocity, and between unconsciousness and instantaneity (zero velocity) - colorless?

[N0B0DY]

You're quite the artist, Melanie. Would you say that the colors required to see the whole are literally separated?

[melanie]

Originally Posted by melanie
There is no point 200 miles south of the earth ... 'i' think that's where 'here' is

but then that could be a lie because 'i' am not really 'here'

As That I Am you are, are you not? Drifter

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