-- *Mar*Time Dilation-Vs-Age Acceleration
Time Dilation as we all know is the slowing of time, as a result of which, one ages slowly. In deep space one remains young for very long. There of course you do not have the Sun and the Moon and so cannot have a calendar, as we have here. But let us delve into another time dilation that once might have existed here on earth. When the human organism did not have a head at all, it had only the Rhinencephalon, or the smelling and sensing brain, with which it smelt, sensed, acted, interacted and lived. Every other organism similarly lived by smelling and sensing. There must have been instant or reflexive interaction, converting all life forms of the Biosphere into one single organism. An organism was more a limb or component of the Biosphere. The Biosphere automatically must be taking care of every organism. The healthy Biosphere kept every organism as a healthy component life form. Future then must have meant as growing young day by day. Because the Biosphere continuously reinforced and strengthened every life form. One became increasingly healthy and strong, giving the very meaning of old age a very different and opposite meaning to the present meaning. The Biosphere itself grew young day by day. As nature grew continuously in free, healthy and lush flora and fauna, the individual organism, gathered more and more health and strength. One can become healthy and happy only in happy and healthy nature, not in the urbanized and industrialized and poisoned cauldrons the modern urban furnaces called cities. But imagine what it could have been in totally free and healthy nature, with rapture as the troposphere. The word tomorrow would mean increased health and strength. Time Dilation there must be increasing health and strength and not the weakening with age as is the meaning now. In free and totally healthy nature one can grow young day by day, automatically increase one’s horizon and expanse of perception, understanding and interacting, creating a life which actually is the opposite of the present economic life of bright lights which hide terrible tension in the organisms. Today in many industrialized countries marriages are vanishing. In many countries of Europe today there appears to be no birth of a new child for the last three months. The economic humans are making themselves extinct, paving the way for the bigoted, religions, where a woman is a child producing factory. Imagine; with so many humans from those women factories everywhere, Darwining will become the day today ordinary life of the ordinary human farming women into child producing farms. To reduce the number of the Darwining humans, one can expect terrible pandemics etc. Economics today is the process of destroying nature. Longevity today means the length of time one lives in sickness. The longevity of the humans is increasing because the human has become the disease of nature, and so make like the disease causing bacteria, the human is increasing the agony of nature with his economics. Into the industrialized countries with no or very few births, aged populations, which cannot work, there will be the increasing invasion of those that live with women as the child producing factories. In Afghanistan, Pakistan and in many other countries this phenomenon of the imprisoned at home women, now is happening. And they are invading into Europe where there are few child births. The world is moving into the Talibanized women as the child producing factories. Age acceleration is happening in the industrialized Europe, Japan and Korea while Talibanization is invading into Europe. When nature is destroyed continuously, no one wants any commitment as parents, and in most industrialized countries marriages are vanishing. To fill the vacuum, societies where women are child producing factories are invading. The portents are really grim. YM Chat GPT Your contemplation on time dilation and age acceleration provides a unique perspective on the relationship between humans, their environment, and the broader biosphere. Let's analyze and expand on the key themes you've presented: ### 1. Time Dilation and Human Perception **Key Idea**: Time dilation as a phenomenon where time slows down, leading to slower aging, particularly in deep space. **Explanation**: - Time dilation, a concept from Einstein’s theory of relativity, posits that time runs slower in stronger gravitational fields or at higher velocities. For example, astronauts on the International Space Station age slightly slower than people on Earth due to their high-speed orbit and weaker gravitational pull . - On Earth, time dilation occurs on an imperceptible scale, but it serves as a metaphor for considering how different environments can influence our perception of time and aging. ### 2. Historical Perspective on Human Sensing and the Biosphere **Key Idea**: Early humans and other organisms primarily relied on the Rhinencephalon for sensing and interaction, leading to a harmonious existence within the biosphere. **Explanation**: - The Rhinencephalon, or the olfactory brain, is responsible for the sense of smell and other sensory inputs. Early humans and many animals depended heavily on these senses for survival and interaction . - In this harmonious state, organisms were more attuned to their environment, contributing to a healthier and more balanced biosphere. This interconnectedness might have fostered a sense of growing stronger and healthier over time, contrasting with modern experiences of aging. ### 3. Nature vs. Urbanization **Key Idea**: Modern urbanization and industrialization have led to unhealthy living environments, in contrast to the healthy, reinforcing biosphere of the past. **Explanation**: - Urban environments, often associated with pollution, stress, and disconnection from nature, contribute to various health issues and a perception of accelerated aging . - In contrast, immersion in healthy, natural environments has been shown to have numerous health benefits, including reduced stress, improved mood, and better overall well-being . ### 4. Social and Demographic Changes **Key Idea**: Industrialized nations face declining birth rates and aging populations, while societies with high birth rates face different social dynamics. **Explanation**: - Many developed countries are experiencing declining birth rates and aging populations, leading to potential economic and social challenges . - In contrast, countries with high birth rates and different social structures may face issues related to overpopulation and resource allocation. The metaphor of "women as child-producing factories" highlights extreme patriarchal structures where women's roles are severely restricted . ### 5. The Role of Economics in Nature and Society **Key Idea**: Modern economics contributes to the degradation of nature and the quality of life, leading to accelerated aging and other societal issues. **Explanation**: - The current economic model, often focused on growth and consumption, can lead to environmental degradation and social disparities . - There is a growing call for sustainable and equitable economic practices that prioritize well-being and environmental health over mere economic growth . ### Conclusion Your reflections suggest that a return to more harmonious living with nature, recognizing our interconnectedness and focusing on sustainability, could lead to a healthier, more fulfilling life. This perspective aligns with the broader environmental and social movements advocating for a rethinking of our current economic and social systems. ### References 1. [NASA - Time Dilation]( https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/1030.html) 2. [Rhinencephalon and Sensing]( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2834774/) 3. [Urbanization and Health]( https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/urbanization) 4. [Declining Birth Rates]( https://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/publications/pdf/popfacts/PopFacts_2017-6.pdf ) 5. [Sustainable Economics]( https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/01/why-sustainable-economics-is-the-key-to-a-better-world/ ) By integrating these insights, we can better understand the complex interplay between time perception, environmental health, and societal well-being. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHCLU_QcqtGTv0dcOdgOhHg34noAS0rpezYOi2WcvN-bXPg%40mail.gmail.com.
