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reply posted on 22-1-2008 @ 08:02 PM by PanzerDiv
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Old topic, but worthy of imput 4 years later!!!!
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reply posted on 22-1-2008 @ 08:24 PM by NGC2736
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The entirety of the universe exists within our minds, for without conception there is no form, no order. Strictly speaking, without "someone" to
perceive, there is no perception, ergo nothing.
We collectively "create" the ever expanding universe with our ever expanding perception. Just so we destroy the past with forgetfulness and create
the future with expectation. Clinging with cloying suffocation to one, we are fearful of the other, adrift in the sea of possibility.
Amoebas reaching across an uncaring void, we seek to order existence.
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reply posted on 22-1-2008 @ 11:16 PM by Question
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There is no time, time is an invention of man, there's only eventuality which is where you stand on and where it happens. It's not an easy concept
to explain (imo, I'm still trying to draw it out on paper to see if I can understand it better.)
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reply posted on 23-1-2008 @ 06:06 AM by Enceladus
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Interesting subject
The time makes the difference here; light (or the image) of A will take 1 million LY to reach the object B and object B is seeing 1 million LY old
image of object A & would see some one who lived in A, 1 million LY ago; as of NOW the object A might have changed as 1 million LY have passed and
todays image of A would reach only after 1 million years; here we are talking about the time the image or the light would take to reach each other; in
reality if both A & B objects have the facility of browsing ATS; then in the "NOW" (at this moment) both would be browsing ATS and reading this
thread. But if they send their images to each other; it will take 1 Million LY to reach each other & by that time both wouldn't be existing in there
respective world. if you believe in the "NOW" both exists the way they are.
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reply posted on 23-1-2008 @ 06:28 AM by Maya432
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I think the question should be.
Could the Universe exist without us?
I think that we are the universe/reality/conciousness.
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reply posted on 23-1-2008 @ 06:33 AM by Enceladus
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Suppose if the object A is so far from our galaxy & today if they get a picture of our galaxy (you are sure Universe is so vast and if the object A is
so far then it would take billions of years to deliver the image of our galaxy and think of a picture which is taken well before our solar system come
to existence) and in that picture they won't even see our solar system existing in our galaxy as our solar system is yet to form; they would get a
picture of our galaxy with out our sun, other planets & YES in that picture we don't exist; it is the time the picture took to reach the object A; if
they get todays picture of our galaxy then they would see our solar system & yes we do exists in that picture. As of "NOW" we do exists along with
the object A.
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reply posted on 23-1-2008 @ 04:03 PM by PanzerDiv
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Originally posted by Maya432
I think the question should be.
Could the Universe exist without us?
I think that we are the universe/reality/conciousness. 
Never thought of it that way!
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reply posted on 24-1-2008 @ 02:12 AM by Harvestfreak
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What if we are the people who created the Universe. With all our thinking, imagination, and ideas. What if we are already dead, and to someone else we
are just beginning.
Time is only something man has created to create a way to harvest and survive our time on this planet we call Earth.
Once we realize the Ultimate idea, we are the "Gods".
We created this Universe we live in, why you ask is simply because we did, you don't have to have a reason to it, it is just there.
Hehe, I went off topic, now back to the Topic at Hand.
Could we Not exist in the universe? Poses a tough question to think about. We could Not, we Could. See what the question has done, it has made us
realize the infinite possibilities of could Nots, and Coulds.
In reality we do exist.
but in a moment.
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reply posted on 24-1-2008 @ 05:48 AM by Enceladus
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Thats a tough question; To answer that question I feel some one should die and see "what happens after death?" our soul gets out of the physical
body? if so does it still sees the universe as we see now? what if there is nothing after we die? no soul, no mind, nothing? if thats the case then
universe exists with out that person. Or after the death of our physical body chances, for others we might have gone for ever but for us we might
still continue to live after a short sleep? in a different dimension with a fresh memory where we don't remember anything related to our earth life
and we still see the universe from a different dimension? if thats the case I don't know when that dimension will end or how many more dimensions we
will have or in the next dimension we are going to see multi verse? or as some one said in the previous post; after we die we might realize that we
created the universe or we are the Supreme power that was just finished a vacation trip in earth for some reason.
Shuuu... Thats all my little sense can make up things. I would love to see some one with good knowledge on this subject
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reply posted on 24-1-2008 @ 11:41 AM by Question
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Originally posted by Maya432
I think the question should be.
Could the Universe exist without us?
I think that we are the universe/reality/conciousness. 
Ahh yes, the old "I think, therefore I am" But I believe I can one up you on that. What do you mean necessarilly by "we"? do you mean strictly
human beings? if so, can the universe (as well as our planet) still exist as long as the consciousness of animals and plants, which are still living
beings? Or does it strict itself only to our human consciousness? If so, what is so darn special about us anyway in which we can technically be put on
the same level as a demigod or a god.
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reply posted on 24-1-2008 @ 01:04 PM by Soylent Green Is People
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Here's another thought...It's been said that if a large Gamma Ray Burst (GRB) happened even 100 lightyears from us, it would probably incinerate us.
Taking the Speed of light into account, a GRB could have already happened 100 years ago, but since it is 100 lightyears away we haven't been able to
see it yet, and the gamma radiation hasn't yet reached us to incinerate us.
maybe it will be here in 5 minutes...maybe not.
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reply posted on 24-1-2008 @ 04:34 PM by PanzerDiv
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Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Here's another thought...It's been said that if a large Gamma Ray Burst (GRB) happened even 100 lightyears from us, it would probably incinerate us.
Taking the Speed of light into account, a GRB could have already happened 100 years ago, but since it is 100 lightyears away we haven't been able to
see it yet, and the gamma radiation hasn't yet reached us to incinerate us.
maybe it will be here in 5 minutes...maybe not. 
In that case, shouldnt we lay down and put paper bags over our heads or somthing?
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reply posted on 29-1-2008 @ 07:02 PM by boaby_phet
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hello, this is my first post  ive been reading here for months, and this is the first one i felt i could say something
I love that theory! but it also reminds me a thought that i have always had, an assumption really, that time does'nt exist!
Time is a man made measurment of life, and thats about it.
our time cant be old, as really, its never existed, rather, we have just done the human thing and found name for the passing of life.
if we exist now, even if its just in our own consiousness, then we still exist no matter what the rest of the universe may see.
it leads to an intresting thought though, if their is any life existing somewhere now on a distant planet, i wonder what they see when they see earth
? a blue ball? a grey ball?? or nothing at all!
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