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Imagine if we cold probe further into the material world.
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Imagine one day we discover ways to to probe the subatomic world at such high energy that we can 'see' across other dimensions.

And imagine we discovered that all things are connected in this other dimesion via a great universal network. Basically, all events and instances of material being in 'our' dimension, are the neural activity of a huge mind.

How would that affect the world?


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Tat Savitur Varenyam
Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi
Dhiyo Yo Nah Prachodayat

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Re: Imagine if we cold probe further into the material world. [Re: Desert Elf]
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How would that affect the world?

Not sure about the world, but I'd be all like :weirdeyes:.


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Re: Imagine if we cold probe further into the material world. [Re: Desert Elf]
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Desert Elf said:
Imagine one day we discover ways to to probe the subatomic world at such high energy that we can 'see' across other dimensions.

And imagine we discovered that all things are connected in this other dimesion via a great universal network. Basically, all events and instances of material being in 'our' dimension, are the neural activity of a huge mind.

How would that affect the world?


I would pop a brew, roll a jay and sees what's on the tube.


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Re: Imagine if we cold probe further into the material world. [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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Hah yup.. probably can't go wrong with that :stoned:


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