15 August 2019

Perpetual Time Travelers



My argument supporting the reality of non-physical consciousness: 

To be conscious mandates an ability to transcend time as the flow of states of reality... 

Therefore time-travel happens every conscious moment, in order to have any possible kind of conscious experience. ๐Ÿ˜ 

If physical nature precludes states that can affect or physically interact with causally prior states, (i.e. physically observe backwards in time as an absolute necessity for being aware of relations or symmetry of any states), then there is, on naturalism or materialism, no way of being conscious of anything.

This physical "one-directional flow" of coherent events is acknowledged to always be the case, in order to explain the unbroken and coherent flow of experienced physical states.  At any possible moment, physical states on its own, are in fact and can only be... just an absolute singular state containing the complete nature of a singular universal property without any particular abstraction.  To argue physical reality to be a flow of consecutive events, already presuppose consciousness or a separate abstraction describing any specific abstraction about states of nature. The concept of a moment, past, present, future or any possible temporal reference are completely absent in any possible physical state of the entire universe because it is only an abstraction of one or more states of nature, it is not that state of nature itself.

To argue that the physical reality contains an abstraction inherently seems to break down the coherent states of nature, as it will require one state to contain enough information about at least the preceding state of nature as a whole, let alone a completely comprehensive set of abstractions as we as humans experience it. let alone other minds like ours or unlike ours.  This seems to be impossible in a purely physical universe because the physical state of nature by definition contains only information about its own state and not about any other states from which abstractions might follow.  If it did contain information about its previous states, then it will seem to require an infinite informational structure, which opens a complete set of states that are best understood as part of what Kurt Gรถdel's Incompleteness explains.

Therefore, consciousness clearly cannot be part of physical nature's absolute singular state, to the extent that even to validate the outcome of any possible physical experimentation, requires physical time independence.๐Ÿค” Methodological Materialism is inherently false because it is self-referential.  

It is far better to let our ideas about Aristotle pay homage to Plato while acknowledging that "perfection of forms" seems to only be the realm of God, even though we might have a useful and beautiful and even moral, but imperfect abstraction of the states of nature. 

That is why we can write so many wonderful time travel fantasies... because we are in fact and necessarily perpetual time travellers in the conscious sphere of reality.๐Ÿ˜Ž

In the physical sphere, we clearly affect physical things without braking the coherence of physical states... or are we?๐Ÿ˜ฏ

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