What do you call the time-barrier that prevents us from experiencing the past and the future? The invisible wall that separates our “now” from the past and the future on a timeline?
I call it a fantasy of your own imagination and failure to understand the meaning of time.
If there is ever a paradox, your first duty to understand it is to question the assumptions that make it appear to be paradoxical.
That is not a question.
The past and future are not separate places.
We are the embodiment of past experience, and the creators of the future, one second at a time.
Past and future are not places, they are descriptions of time that has past (the past) and time that has yet to come (the future).
If you think the past and the future are not separate, then you are saying that if it’s 12 O’clock now, that the previous 11:30 of the past is the same as the future 12:30.
Here’s a clue: At 12:00, it is now, and 11:30 is the past, and 12:30 is the future.
At 12:00, 11:59:59 is the past, and 12:00:01 is the future. That is a fact. If you deny that you are playing word games with yourself!
Your point is that you can have a smaller slice of time prior to and past 12:00??
12:00 is a POINT IN TIME.
.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 second prior to 12:00 is the past
.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 second after 12:00 is the future.
So there is .00001 seconds in the past at 12 O’clock is what you’re trying to say? You’re also saying that at 12:00 there is .00000001 seconds in the future?
A point has no dimensions, it is a point.
Anything prior to 12:00 is the past. At 12:00 (now) anything after 12:00 is the future. Simple.
Anything less than 100 is 99 and some change.
Anything more than 100 is 100 and some change.
All we need to do is put our heads together and manifest a better future just like we’re upholding the universe right now. Before we were born. Humans. We’re so retarded. We’re OK with a bunch of imperfect minds creating and sustaining the entire universe (as we rush headlong towards our own self-destruction), but we don’t want to accept a perfect mind who could actually do it (& does, in fact).