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Topic	If human teleportation technology existed, would you use a teleporter?
foolm0r0n 08/15/23 9:19:45 PM #50:	Chaeix posted... how does the past being an installed memory conceptually fit with the notion that we have a mostly timebound linear conscious experience? was i just experiencing the memory coming into creation before colliding with the present? Yeah basically. Your only interaction with the past is through memory, so as long as the memory is fully formed, there's no reason you had to actually have lived what you remember. Mathematically, time can run backwards just as well as forwards, so our linear memory is not really a function of time. We don't exactly know why we experience time in this forward fashion. --- _foolmo_ he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance <cite>foolm0r0n posted [p:975474913] in If human t... [t:80537617]...</cite> <quote>Chaeix posted... </cite><quote>how does the past being an installed memory conceptually fit with the notion that we have a mostly timebound linear conscious experience? was i just experiencing the memory coming into creation before colliding with the present?</quote>Yeah basically. Your only interaction with the past is through memory, so as long as the memory is fully formed, there's no reason you had to actually have lived what you remember.Mathematically, time can run backwards just as well as forwards, so our linear memory is not really a function of time. We don't exactly know why we experience time in this forward fashion. --- _foolmo_he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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