ok

Also still here…

It’s funny, i just happened to feel like having a look in here today, and i see dawg’s “regarding the multiverse theory…” snip on the front page.

@Joinel: i haven’t seen anyone indicate you as their reason for leaving SP. Like most things, SP has an ebb and flow of users, new ones and old ones come and go, all the time. If you happen to show up when the more vocal users happen to be reaching a new phase of existence which involves leaving SP (at least for a while), that doesn’t mean it has anything to do with you. If you want to read and post here, do so. If you want to do something else, do something else.

@RT:

Some people have a natural tendency toward argumentation. Not everyone understands the same words the same ways, and so, sometimes, people will take issue with their connotative perception of your denotative intent. Depending on my mood, i’ll either completely disregard and dismiss someone who uses words incorrectly in a way that causes impedance to communication… or i’ll give them as much of an ear-full as they’ll take, before they either submit or retreat. I demand accuracy in communication, and i refuse to waste my effort to communicate with someone who refuses to embrace verbal precision, or doesn’t even understand what words mean… or, perhaps more importantly: what they /don’t/ mean.

@else:

re: multiverse:

I was just sitting outside the other day, thinking of that Jet Li movie “The One.” Multiple (infinite?) dimensions, and each time one of my ‘me’s’ dies, the rest of my ‘me’s’ become incrementally stronger. In the film, one of the main character’s selves is evil, from another dimension, has gained the ability to travel between dimensions, and decides to murder the rest of his selves, until there is only one of him remaining, and all of his life force is focused into a single being, aka “the one.”

I was just sitting there, thinking… multiple dimensions is the only way to explain or understand “infinity,” which must exist to explain/understand existence itself… because “something” cannot just spontaneously manifest out of sheer nothingness. There has to be a cycle, an infinite cycle, with infinite dimensions, looping through like a sort of mobius strip.

Everything has a container. All containers are contained in larger containers. In order for a maximum limit to exist, that limit must express itself as infinity, and sort of “flip,” or turn inward upon itself (like a mobius strip), so that end is beginning, beginning is end, forever is forever, through the spontaneous eruption of “the cycle.” There has to be a something, in order for the nothing to have a definition.

People say things like “suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem…” and i always take issue with that. Life is temporary. Even All the stars in the skies are temporary, despite their existence spanning perhaps many billions of earth-years. Everything that exists, is temporary.

But then i think: we have to have bad, to know what good is.

So… How do we know what “temporary” means, unless there is something that IS permanent?

What is permanent? Is death even permanent? Can anything “permanent” really occur? Sure, the iteration of a specific body or being can be permanently destroyed… but “what if” the infinite looping multi-dimentional multiverse is literally forever? One single universe could end… but wouldn’t the whole thing just get sucked back into the loop?

What if when we die, our “consciousness” is then divided among all of the other resulting forms… until we become conscious in “the source?” Maybe we have infinite lives. I just don’t think we know we’ve lived before. Each time is like the first and only time, over and over, again and again.

I mean, it’s either that, or it’s just impossible to understand, and we don’t have long enough to figure it out before we each greet our inevitable oblivion. Just in case it’s this, i have “better” things to do, than to sit around talking to a bunch of miserable depressed people. I already know misery and depression. I don’t need to learn that any further.

For those of you who still have not yet come to terms with your own existence… it’s a long way down. I would recommend doing your best to maintain your physical health, in the meantime. In the event you do eventually figure it out, you’ll need a healthy body to actually do anything about it.