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tyler.durden

tyler.durden

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buckaclark said:
It took time to distribute because it was "clumpy" before our physical laws became relevant. That "clumpiness" is the crux of my claim."A brief history of time " may also have this.Cheers
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I see. When you referred to the outside of our dimension, I thought you were talking about after the Planck time, or our current universe. I love the idea of extra dimensions a la String and M theory, but as that hasn't been demonstrated yet, it currently falls under philosophy rather than science. Hope we make such a discovery in my lifetime. Cheers.
 
buckaclark

buckaclark

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tyler.durden said:
I see. When you referred to the outside of our dimension, I thought you were talking about after the Planck time, or our current universe. I love the idea of extra dimensions a la String and M theory, but as that hasn't been demonstrated yet, it currently falls under philosophy rather than science. Hope we make such a discovery in my lifetime. Cheers.
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Thanks new friend
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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buckaclark said:
To a 7 year old ,a year is 1/7 of life.To a 70 year old, a year is 1/70 th.
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Especially so considering we don’t formulate long term memories/identities until we are around 5.

So a 7 year old only has about 3years of solid memories making your explanation even more valid
 
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