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If space/time is an illusion- as all the best science and philosophy says it is- then this is unlikely to be a local phenomenon- from which it follows that the entire universe is as illusory as the planet on which we find ourselves.

In which case everything that we see stretched out around us- like thinly rolled pastry- all those distant stars and galaxies as well as the past and the future- is actually available in a lump (a multidimensional lump) right here and now.

So, when the ETs show up in their magnificent flying machines to hover over our back yards and nuclear facilities have they really crossed millions of miles of emptiness to get to us- or just slipped in sideways (as it were) from an elsewhere that is actually a here that we mostly can't see?

Date: 2022-06-11 10:27 am (UTC)
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I don't know that time/space is actually an "illusion".

I think it's more likely that human beings lack the sensory apparatus to perceive time/space as it actually exists.

Not quite the same thing. 😀

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