On 28 Aug, 15:03, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Are you out of time Pat? ;¬)
>
> I'll see you next week then sir.
>
No, I'm not out of time. I was just leaving the post for people to
contemplate, because in a couple of hours, I won't have access to the
Internet until Tuesday. Talk to you then, then!! ;-)
As for the long term, I reckon I still have at least 30 years left--
give or take a few. But June of next year stands to be a major
turning point.
> On 28 Aug, 13:00, Pat <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I'll leave you, this weekend, to ponder how time works. Because we
> > exist at the very edge of the expansion of Space-Time, we are able to
> > experience the actual movement as the bow-wave rushes forward (through
> > the ether). The expansion of Space-Time draws energy forward through
> > the ether and drags us with it, as we are nothing but part of the
> > energy that is. Because of the way space-time works, in that space and
> > time are relative to one's place in it and to the free movement of
> > energy (C), it 'appears' from our vantage point that space-time is
> > expanding away from us. But that is because of how relativity
> > 'appears' when existing on the edge of the expansion. It's really
> > that simple, we're riding the wave of the expansion and that's why we
> > experience the motion itself. That which is experienced is always on
> > that leading edge of the expansion. And that's why we perceive 'now'.
>
> > Have a great weekend, All!!- Hide quoted text -
>
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