A Unified Theory of Weirdness

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: CreationBro
a reply to: underwerks

"The field you speak of is generated by mind-space interaction."

-a caring gray

But is it generated by ours, or an external intelligence? Or a combination of both?

Or maybe it's all the same intelligence..

Same same brah.

Interesting idea. Makes some sense considering even the mundane stuff in life is viewed differently based on any individual's personal perceptions. Does a 'true' reality even exist? If so, who defines it? Certainly not any single common person.

We are flying through parts of space where the memories of previous simulations exist. Like recording over a vhs tape.

then how do you explain trace and photographic cases?

originally posted by: BigBangWasAnEcho
We are flying through parts of space where the memories of previous simulations exist. Like recording over a vhs tape.

I've never thought about that, but it may be the case.

I've often wondered whether the new areas of space we travel through in our journey around the solar system have anything to do with the weirdness we experience.

I've never thought of it like going back over a vhs tape, though.

Good analogy.

originally posted by: humanoidlord
then how do you explain trace and photographic cases?

It seems only reasonable to assume that these events can alter our physical reality as well. Maybe it's a product of our mind influencing our reality?

I'm no where near 100% on this theory, so maybe there are other factors at work here too.