>https://vitrifyher.com/2018/05/28/consciousness-is-forever/
is this true?
Now reduce the delta between observations to attain enlightenment. In other words, notice that you can shorten the timespan as much as you like between the past memory and now, and the past memory will always be not you. If you know calculus, you will recognize this as taking the limit as ?t approaches 0; so the consciousness function C with ?t in the denominator = ?. There is consciousness, in all its varieties, in all times and places, always here. There is no extra “my consciousness” being carried by some fundamental object in nature called “my brain.”
n = any positive integer
i = 0
while i <= n:
i = i + 1
People imagine that life is like this Python code. Eventually i is greater than n and the code terminates. There is some point in the future along one’s timeline at which fate catches up and one inevitably seizes to continue on. We are each our own machine running this snippet of code with a different value for n and hence we terminate at different times as different fundamental entities.
Even scientists have forgone the use of Occam’s razor on the yet cherished bosom of their Christian mother.
is this true?
Now reduce the delta between observations to attain enlightenment. In other words, notice that you can shorten the timespan as much as you like between the past memory and now, and the past memory will always be not you. If you know calculus, you will recognize this as taking the limit as ?t approaches 0; so the consciousness function C with ?t in the denominator = ?. There is consciousness, in all its varieties, in all times and places, always here. There is no extra “my consciousness” being carried by some fundamental object in nature called “my brain.”
n = any positive integer
i = 0
while i <= n:
i = i + 1
People imagine that life is like this Python code. Eventually i is greater than n and the code terminates. There is some point in the future along one’s timeline at which fate catches up and one inevitably seizes to continue on. We are each our own machine running this snippet of code with a different value for n and hence we terminate at different times as different fundamental entities.
Even scientists have forgone the use of Occam’s razor on the yet cherished bosom of their Christian mother.
