nothingness still blows my mind

burnabowl · Jun 16, 2008

:willy_nilly:

Geechee · Jun 16, 2008

rygoody said:

have you all heard about this one physicist named nassim haramein

As he says, they've found that the vacuum of space is the most dense thing in existence. That like a 1cm x 1cm x 1cm cube of the vacuum holds more density at a sub-quantum level than that of the entire manifested milkyway. The black vaccum holds infinite density and energy, and then reality, lit reality, radiates out from the vaccum. And this infinitely dense vacuum is actually the same density from edge of the universe to the edge of the universe and has a geometric formation of interlacing tetrahedrons that form a grid like structure. And reality, the illusion of say you moving your arm, isn't actually your clump of atoms moving through empty space. But at a lower level, it's one grid unit of this vacuum constructing up your quarks atoms and flesh, then as your hand moves on, that grid unit of the vacuum unconstructs all the quarks atoms flesh and then reconstructs it out of the next tetrahedral slot in the vacuum grid and so on and so on. As in, we never actually move, our movement from the point of view of the vacuum and quantum level is actually exactly akin to the pixels of a television screen, only in 3D holographic space. At the bottom of matter it's a fixed in place geometric structure of cells that project ourselves out of it and create the illusion of movement. And that, we aren't actually in emptiness, nothing, in the black void, but rather, were in infinite density and solidity, it's just we've been in it since existence began so we don't notice that we, our bodies, are actually less dense electric, non-physical, projections from an infinitely denser black vacuum. That it's almost like we've learned to live inside an incredibly dense piece of metal by using the electrons on the inside of that metal to project ourselves into the illusion of existence, movement and interaction.

This is essentially the same thing as Nikola Tesla's 'luminiferous aether', but this nassim seems to of finished up some math and got some proofs with it and is speculating all sort of new types of technology that might come out of the ability to harness the structure of the vacuum directly to project things out of it.

Still even with that... comprehending the black nothing is still an odd feeling I find.
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Couldn't have said it better. But the part i find interesting is the emergence of "life" . What exactly caused this assortion of various elements to bond together in an organized structure that freely moved about oceans and tidepools before it's eventual extrication from the waters to land , only to be followed an intrepid journey into what we think is the "final frontier".

I also sometimes wonder if our universe is really infinite. Is there another universe ? If so , are they aware of us?

I don't wanna sound unstable , but i do believe that other life forms exist. For the hundrends of billions of known galaxies that contain the majority of trillions of known stars and subsequent star clusters and solar systems , there has to be atleast one other form of life. Maybe those really were UFO's in the sky. Maybe these theoretical extraterrestrial beings are observing us. If so , their technology is far more advanced than ours , simply for the fact that they are capably of interplanetary/stellar/galactic/universal travel.

Do they know something we don't know? Are we about to be affected by some cosmic event that we aren't even aware of , and they are just waiting to watch like some sort of astrophysics experiment ? Are they simply trying to learn about us? What are their intentions if any?

MovedOn · Jun 16, 2008

well dude, check it out, the aliens burned us a cd

crop circle at crabwood farmouse

The cd says in binary ascii:

Beware the bearers of FALSE gifts & their BROKEN PROMISES. Much PAIN but still time. BELIEVE. There is GOOD out there. We OPpose DECEPTION. [bell sound]

:willy_nilly:

MovedOn · Jun 16, 2008

3xi said:

what i dont understand is the need for alter egos.

isnt one identity enough for one person?
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why have one when you can have six

MeatWagon499 · Jun 17, 2008

when i was a child, before going to bed i would remember what it was like before i came to be in existence. it was the biggest mindfuck ever. i would lay there for hours in utter disbelief that i exist. how was this possible? this went on night after night until i just accepted it. maybe this is what sparked my interest in psychedelics.

RELAYER · Jun 17, 2008

rygoody said:

Still even with that... comprehending the black nothing is still an odd feeling I find.
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I hate to doubt someone with your intellect Ry, but are you sure you didnt mean contemplating rather than comprehending? Because there aint much to dwell on

MovedOn · Jun 17, 2008

ya that would be true...

RELAYER · Jun 17, 2008

Your a good man Ry. A good man
God bless ~

neodude1212 · Jun 17, 2008

ry I know what you mean. I used to think about things from an atheistic viewpoint for entertainment, and I would say "what if there is no God, there is nothing transcendant or metaphysical, I've just been bullshitting myself this whole time, and when I die there will be nothing." And then I would sit, and try to contemplate that nothingness that would be death. It doesn't make sense though.

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