Very interesting time travel discussion met with some humour

Kind of Blue

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Thu Oct-15-09 10:19 AM
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Very interesting time travel discussion met with some humour

and no derision - so far.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x6779952

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lildreamer316

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Thu Oct-15-09 10:39 AM
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1. I was just coming to post this!! LOVE the idea that the collider poss. traveled back to stop ITSELF.

Just WOW.

I read the originating article. Only thing irritating is that the writer referred to the physicists that have this theory as 'otherwise distinguished physicists'. Growl. Isn't it part of the job of distinguished physicists to advance new ways of thinking about physics; if they run across good reason for them?? Sheesh.

Anyway, good conversation on the thread.

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Kind of Blue

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Thu Oct-15-09 10:58 AM
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2. Yeah, it's so exciting, Lildreamer316.

The article is fantastic and I can understand most of it - I think :think:

�For those of us who believe in physics,� Einstein once wrote to a friend, �this separation between past, present and future is only an illusion.�

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Celebration

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Thu Oct-15-09 10:45 PM
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3. Thanks for posting

Edited on Thu Oct-15-09 10:46 PM by Celebration

It was interesting, but I think the scientists were sort of joking. But the concept would be cool, I admit.

Needless to say, the discussion deteriorates at the end of the thread.

I am rather familiar with Tiller and the intention imprinted devices so, well, too bad if people don't believe it, because that concept is right on.

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Delphinus

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Fri Oct-16-09 05:37 AM
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4. Interesting about the intention imprinted devices ...

I've not read the thread (but will now), but just the other day ran across a link on Mayan Magick (Ian Lungold's site) for stones that had intention imprinted by a Sereda-designed machine. It's like using quartz crystal to hold an intention, right?

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Celebration

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Fri Oct-16-09 07:20 AM
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5. yes, I would say so

Dr. Tiller did some scientific studies on this using meditators. I don't think it was crystals though.

But lots of things hold intention--water, crystals, the auric fields of humans, and intention imprinted devices, among others.

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Kind of Blue

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Fri Oct-16-09 07:11 PM
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6. You're welcome! Yeah, I admit that I wasn't completely sure

if the scientists were totally joking or just having a little bit of fun with it.

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