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Notes from an 'Alternate Universe': The Return of the Blue Kachina
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If there's any spiral there's no movement, just spiral-like proportions.
In a similar way, we can see our own selves differently than we did last week or last year. There was no movement, but a change in perspective.
Quoting: Jestis In the physical sense: motion is a change in spatial coordinates per unit time. We feel the movement, as the position of the "body" relative to other "bodies" changes. We perceive time as a stream of events from the past to the future through the present (for linear time). This is more of a mainstream scientific definition. It works, and is workable. Explain the movement of perspective? Since the perspective is the display of objects on any surface in accordance with those apparent reductions in their size, changes in the shape and black and white relationships that are observed in nature.
Thank you for your patience.
Quoting: razvitie Why would the universe need to move? There is no real movement, only the appearance of movement. To take an example, two radio towers can send a message between themselves, miles apart. Your voice, encoded in the message, does not actually move anywhere. But it seems to. Indeed, the person on the other end is not hearing your voice. But they seem to. Actual movement would be a complete waste of energy. Only the illusion is needed, and is just as effective.
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