Time is Created By Your Own Biocentrism

[exo_doc]

Apparently, time is a creation, or even an illusion, created by the biological perceptions we are limited to.
Outside of our own minds, time does not exist. Or does it?

Check it out:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-lanza/is-death-the-end-new-expe_b_774814.html

Fact? Fiction? Mushroon fueled psychedelic psychobabble?
(I'm currently concentrating on my losing scratch off lottery ticket trying to change the past and get a winning one)

 

[dyingsun]

'Time' is indeed a construct by humans, with the right tools or just ignoring it, might yield results.

 

[ALPHA ROMEO UNIFORM]

Time was created for productivity of control some say

 

[trainedobserver]

Apparently, time is a creation, or even an illusion, created by the biological perceptions we are limited to.

Neither does sound or color. Both are creations of the brain/mind used to represent the vibration of things of an entirely different sort external to the skull.

 

[Ezechiel]

Doesn't make sense...

Without a time dimension there is no vibration (a vibration is the variation of intensity of a signal at different time points)

You need time to enable any kind of evolution or process. (Big bang, transformation of matter, evolution of life forms, etc.)

However, once the process of evolution produces sentient beings, these beings may eventually master these processes, time itself and perpetuate the wonderful wheel of creation [or destroy it]

Time shapes us, not the other way around ?!

 

[kcfraser]

. . . . and if nothing else works, we can all just sing . . .

Keith (Taking all the staples out of Awkward Guy's stapler while he's at lunch.
Secret Satan.)

 

[Xylo]

Doesn't make sense...

Without a time dimension there is no vibration (a vibration is the variation of intensity of a signal at different time points)

You need time to enable any kind of evolution or process. (Big bang, transformation of matter, evolution of life forms, etc.)

However, once the process of evolution produces sentient beings, these beings may eventually master these processes, time itself and perpetuate the wonderful wheel of creation [or destroy it]

Time shapes us, not the other way around ?!

No, you need the perception of time to create the perception of these things. If the dimension of time did not exist, humans would still find a way to "invent" this thing.

 

[trainedobserver]

No, you need the perception of time to create the perception of these things. If the dimension of time did not exist, humans would still find a way to "invent" this thing.

Don't you think the human perception of time is like the human perception of everything else? I'm betting its a natural function of the physical architecture of the central nervous system. Its "hardwired" into the mechanism. The system is designed to recognize relationships in such and such a manner. Other types of brains and minds probably experience time differently depending on how their central nervous system report reality. Or it could be something entirely different.

 

[Xylo]

Don't you think the human perception of time is like the human perception of everything else? I'm betting its a natural function of the physical architecture of the central nervous system. Its "hardwired" into the mechanism. The system is designed to recognize relationships in such and such a manner. Other types of brains and minds probably experience time differently depending on how their central nervous system report reality. Or it could be something entirely different.

It certainly could be. The perception of time is VERY important to humans, as is the categorization of that time. Recognition of this need to express time may be hard wired. I mean can anyone give a definition of time? Humans like to think we live in a universe of absolutes, and that we have things figured out. Time, space, the speed of light...all of them can be influenced by external forces. So perhaps, and I'm just thinking aloud here, time is more an expression of humans than a natural function.