Friday, November 27, 2009

Traveling through Time



Memory is a funny thing.  It's not linear.  We remember things in random chunks at different times in our histories.  You might have a memory of an event from childhood in one moment then in the next you'll have a memory from adulthood.  The two memories may or may not be related, however the two different time jumps in a matter of moments proves memory is not  linear.  Traveling throughout time is like remembering events in random order.  We see an event that might have happened in 1947 and then a similar event ten years later.  A fraction of time has passed from one moment to the next, ten years in memory.  Time travel may or may not be a process of gaining memories.  Just a thought. 

Peace and Balance,
John

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