Time travel

[Someone here]

6 minutes ago, Shin said:

Why not ?

Because we are talking about two different contexts. 

I mean the waking state not the dream state. 

[Shin]

15 minutes ago, Someone here said:

Because we are talking about two different contexts. 

I mean the waking state not the dream state. 

Well they are the same thing, except you imagine there is a difference, thus there is one

[blankisomeone]

On 17/11/2021 at 1:24 PM, BenG said:

On a more serious note, apparently time travel in both directions is possible (in theory). I learned about it briefly from a physics professor when I was in school. I'll admit I didn't fully understand what he was talking about. ?

@BenG
He probably didn’t understand what he was talking about either?

[Someone here]

18 hours ago, Shin said:

Well they are the same thing, except you imagine there is a difference, thus there is one

No they are not the same thing. I think this should be obvious enough to point out. 

[Shin]

31 minutes ago, Someone here said:

No they are not the same thing. I think this should be obvious enough to point out. 

Why then ?

[Someone here]

@Shin are you dreaming or awake right now and how do you know? 

[Vibroverse]

31 minutes ago, Someone here said:

@Shin are you dreaming or awake right now and how do you know? 

21 hours ago, Someone here said:

No they are not the same thing. I think this should be obvious enough to point out.

[Vibroverse]

34 minutes ago, Someone here said:

@Shin are you dreaming or awake right now and how do you know? 

Dreaming. Awake. Neither. Both. And any other combination. 

Edited November 22, 2021 by Vibroverse

[Someone here]

@Vibroverse and.... how do you know?  

Edited November 22, 2021 by Someone here

[Shin]

1 hour ago, Someone here said:

@Shin are you dreaming or awake right now and how do you know? 

Both, the answer is always both  

[Vibroverse]

2 hours ago, Someone here said:

@Vibroverse and.... how do you know?  

I don't. 

[Carl-Richard]

On 20.11.2021 at 5:54 PM, Someone here said:

What we call “now” is the unchanging reference point, to which all time is referred. All that came before now, we call the past and all that comes after now, we call the future, but “now” itself, never moves. Since it is now, everywhere in the universe, it is not physically possible to travel to a point that isn’t now, like to the past or future. Only in imagination, may we make such a journey

Space and time, distance and travel, are all in the mind. You're somehow proposing that time is "more" conceptual than space. It's not. It's simply a different abstraction.

[Someone here]

22 hours ago, Shin said:

Both, the answer is always both  

Could you explain why? How is It both?

[Someone here]

21 hours ago, Vibroverse said:

I don't. 

Thanks for your honesty.