Sunday, December 14, 2008
Recolection.
Digging inside the box, I have discovered that there are ways to work around impossibilities, due to the endless possibilities.
Somewhere at sometime within our own universe, the shirt you wear now may be a higher tint of blue, or perhaps an entirely different color.
In fact in the same space you wear the blue shirt, you may have sat in some gum earlier that day, still within the same space.
Or maybe you could be sitting 3cm more to the left, just barely dodging the bullet that just passed through your window.
On another side of possibilities, you did get hit by that bullet because you were looking out the window, wearing no shirt at all. Then spontaneously combust.
There are other possibilities where something happenes to the gunman, causeing him to effect you 10 minutes later.
Perhaps, you lucked out, never having combusted until 3 years later as you arrived at the water park on one hot day... wearing that same blue shirt.
Not to mention the still matter like trees, or a television, or even a building...
Many would question; how do these objects alternate the universal possibilities?
Simple; something else could be there in it's place.
Cut down the tree, re-occupy the space.
All these possibilities of you being here or there, doing this or that; or even this or that being here or there are around us here and now.
And along with all endless possibilities counter impossibilities.
Impossibilities that balance the boundaries of life.
The endless opportunities of possible and impossible are alternate universes that shape time and space; or, reality.
Some professionals speculate that each atom in reality holds it's own alternate universe of the time and space they're in.
Universes that recycle over one another to create time and space in and out our space and time.
I believe it. Everytime I have Deja Vu.
Déjà vu: is the experience of feeling sure that one has witnessed or experienced a new situation previously. I quite often experience Déjà vu, and every time I do I stop what I am doing (wether it be a conversation, or activity) and reflect upon the moment. Had I done this before? Or is my brain just having a relapse and tricking itself into thinking that this thing had occurred previously. More often than not I recall my Déjà vu having taken place in a dream… But could this be possible? This phenomenon of having thinking you experienced something before when in fact you have not? I think it is incredible to believe that there is parallel universes overlapping our own, but of course there is no way to prove it. And when conversing with another about the phenomenon I am usually given a questionable glance or a reply like, “You’re crazy.” But maybe I am crazy, and such a thing is indeed impossible. But many years ago people like you and I thought that space travel was impossible, and now we do it on a daily basis for scientific research. We have bits of plastic that allow us to talk to one another, and fit inside a pocket- and walls that flash images to us and play audio. Space travel, Cell Phones, Televisions- In the past these things were only to be dreamed about, and when people talked about them they probably got the same reply I did: An odd look, and “You’re crazy.” Is it really crazy?
Somewhere at sometime within our own universe, the shirt you wear now may be a higher tint of blue, or perhaps an entirely different color.
In fact in the same space you wear the blue shirt, you may have sat in some gum earlier that day, still within the same space.
Or maybe you could be sitting 3cm more to the left, just barely dodging the bullet that just passed through your window.
On another side of possibilities, you did get hit by that bullet because you were looking out the window, wearing no shirt at all. Then spontaneously combust.
There are other possibilities where something happenes to the gunman, causeing him to effect you 10 minutes later.
Perhaps, you lucked out, never having combusted until 3 years later as you arrived at the water park on one hot day... wearing that same blue shirt.
Not to mention the still matter like trees, or a television, or even a building...
Many would question; how do these objects alternate the universal possibilities?
Simple; something else could be there in it's place.
Cut down the tree, re-occupy the space.
All these possibilities of you being here or there, doing this or that; or even this or that being here or there are around us here and now.
And along with all endless possibilities counter impossibilities.
Impossibilities that balance the boundaries of life.
The endless opportunities of possible and impossible are alternate universes that shape time and space; or, reality.
Some professionals speculate that each atom in reality holds it's own alternate universe of the time and space they're in.
Universes that recycle over one another to create time and space in and out our space and time.
I believe it. Everytime I have Deja Vu.
Déjà vu: is the experience of feeling sure that one has witnessed or experienced a new situation previously. I quite often experience Déjà vu, and every time I do I stop what I am doing (wether it be a conversation, or activity) and reflect upon the moment. Had I done this before? Or is my brain just having a relapse and tricking itself into thinking that this thing had occurred previously. More often than not I recall my Déjà vu having taken place in a dream… But could this be possible? This phenomenon of having thinking you experienced something before when in fact you have not? I think it is incredible to believe that there is parallel universes overlapping our own, but of course there is no way to prove it. And when conversing with another about the phenomenon I am usually given a questionable glance or a reply like, “You’re crazy.” But maybe I am crazy, and such a thing is indeed impossible. But many years ago people like you and I thought that space travel was impossible, and now we do it on a daily basis for scientific research. We have bits of plastic that allow us to talk to one another, and fit inside a pocket- and walls that flash images to us and play audio. Space travel, Cell Phones, Televisions- In the past these things were only to be dreamed about, and when people talked about them they probably got the same reply I did: An odd look, and “You’re crazy.” Is it really crazy?
Labels: Crazy, Deja Vu, Opinion, Ramble, Recolection
--Cloud Envy.
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