Thread: The Last seconds of life and the "afterlife"
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Old 02.23.2008, 02:54 AM   #49
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Originally Posted by Cantankerous
time passing is inevitable regardless of how you may percieve or interperet it. reality is also an inevitability -- it is something that you literally cannot escape from and is something that one experiences constantly, no matter how far they've got their head up their ass or how far gone they may appear. whether you're "in the moment" or not, the moment is still there. that two hours you spent spaced out on the couch still passed at the same rate that it always had, whether you felt it or not.

yeah but he was saying we're always a step behind the curve cos we gotta interpret first-- i disagree there, you see? i dont believe in this "trap of memory" balls.

the other thing-- if there is an "out there" that is "the real"-- that's another question, but he didn't touch on that. i added that just to entagle things.
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