From: dnomhcir@gmx.com   
      
   oldernow  writes:   
      
   > On 2025-03-13, x  wrote:   
   >   
   >> I think I will go out on a limb and say that if time is possible   
   >> without me being directly there to observe it, then this may   
   >> have happened before any of my direct memories.  These ideas   
   >> may be based upon indirect inference.   
   >   
   > Time/space are core notions of a modeling of an alleged   
   > external reality. To seemingly experience time and space   
   > is to experience said modeling as though more than merely   
   > modeling.   
      
   According to the latest modelling, time and space are not fundamental,   
   they emerge from spacetime which is itself not fundamental, it too   
   emerges from something more fundamental, we don't know what. But it does   
   nicely remove the problem of explaining why it all began, because things   
   don't begin without time.   
      
   (How do you turn away from external experience if there isn't anything   
   external to experience?).   
      
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