You see this in reading too? Just curious.
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You see this in reading too? Just curious.
You see this in reading too? Just curious.
Speaking of time (and wasting it?) Andrew Basiago presented at the aptly-named UFOCON on Saturday. I forgot where I was and what I was doing, but it wasn't sitting at rapt attention in the auditorium listening to his over-the-top, but (from what I heard) sober, matter-of-fact presentation. During the speaker's Q/A panel last night he addressed a question from the audience that seemed to indicate that as young "chrono-naut" Andy, was sent back to hear Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Now, understand, I have not spent a spare minute researching his story that on the surface sounds like a weird 21st Century Grimm's fairy tale, i.e., Barry Sotero was sent to Mars and met Basagio and Laura Eisenhower (another UFOCON speaker, btw) after being trained by Ed Dames, who has publicly denied any involvement in the "DARPA" program...... you get my drift... If these people are telling the truth (doubtful) it's one thing--you'd think the claims would have gained traction, but if they are disinfo agents sent in to stir things up, why introduce the time-travel angle now? What would be the agenda behind using the concept to bring attention to the subject? Basagio is a very bright, articulate guy (w/ absolutely nothing besides his word to back up his claims) and , as I see it, he is either telling the truth, delusional or a willing participant in a disinfo campaign. Why else would he appear in the sorry field of ufoology w/ such fantastic claims? Anyone have a take on his story?
if they are disinfo agents sent in to stir things up, why introduce the time-travel angle now? What would be the agenda behind using the concept to bring attention to the subject? Basagio is a very bright, articulate guy (w/ absolutely nothing besides his word to back up his claims) and , as I see it, he is either telling the truth, delusional or a willing participant in a disinfo campaign. Why else would he appear in the sorry field of ufoology w/ such fantastic claims? Anyone have a take on his story?
Hey! I know, let's get him on the PARACAST!
this guy somes up what i believe time is:
I am not sure I can even distill any meaning from these words: "time travel"
Firstly you need to know what time is, aside from the abstract notions that interfere (created in our heads, so to speak). If Kant is correct regarding the notion that time is a category presented by our minds, then we are already in trouble regarding the objective component of time. But throw away dualism and the problem re-manifests itself in the question of being in and of itself, which can only be mediated by an in and for itself -- if I can permit myself to use hegelian terminology. In modern terms, the "self" is simply a simulation model of the world the simulates and regulates the interface of objective bodily presence with the world. In this respect there is no difference really between the mind and the world.
So I have a problem extracting a notion of time outside of this simulation and the question becomes a broader one of the very foundation of being and consciousness. Somewhere--I think--lies a contradict that prohibits any kind of "time travel"...not sure though.
Been talking to ETs I see.I am not sure I can even distill any meaning from these words: "time travel"
Firstly you need to know what time is, aside from the abstract notions that interfere (created in our heads, so to speak). If Kant is correct regarding the notion that time is a category presented by our minds, then we are already in trouble regarding the objective component of time. But throw away dualism and the problem re-manifests itself in the question of being in and of itself, which can only be mediated by an in and for itself -- if I can permit myself to use hegelian terminology. In modern terms, the "self" is simply a simulation model of the world the simulates and regulates the interface of objective bodily presence with the world. In this respect there is no difference really between the mind and the world.
So I have a problem extracting a notion of time outside of this simulation and the question becomes a broader one of the very foundation of being and consciousness. Somewhere--I think--lies a contradict that prohibits any kind of "time travel"...