QUOTE(axblader @ Feb 16 2005, 09:46 PM)
hm..ya...its all about perspective.
well i wasnt saying technically...life is a memory...isnt it? like im rembering i type "isnt it" again and again....
eew...eys on your foot. if you wanaa be techincal....the species like that would of died out millions of years ago lol...they cant see right...unless theres no predators on their planet.
but time is change isnt? if everything stopped changing...that means time froze...and the counter of time froze too...so that means you froze time, right?
and semi-conscience isnt realyl conscience....you really dont know what happening...
hm...i wonder...lets say you go to the moon. after a day you get brain washed...would you of even known you were there before you were erased? i mean..if you cant remeber that means it never happend for you...but will you experience it?
weird...
so....if you only live what you remeber consceince is really a memory right?(not techinically, cause as you said before...its a state of our brains...but i cant fidn the right word...)
EDIT: i dont understand what i posted...lol
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actually, memoies would be hard to prove from a scientific stand point becuase of the fact that we are always n the present, it is possible that you only exist for one instant and in that instant you have the dilussion of memory suggesting that you existed longer and will exist longer.
as far as consienceness goes, you brain is far more complex then humans will ever know. your brain can process a lot more then you might relize, for instant you might remember something that u didnt relize the first time you saw it. this happens becuase your brain picks up on it the first time but doesnt bring it up consiencely... you consence is just what your brain tells you you should be focusing on.
one instance of this is in this one show i watched about sight. it talked all about optical illusions and why the brain create them. one of the examples it used is that the brain can blank out things it sees if it doesnt expect to see them. it showed this by haveing a bar full of people look at a screen. they had 5 basket ball players on the screen, 2 in purple shirts, 3 in yellow shirts, all these player were bouncing balls to eachother. the people in the bar were told to try and count all the balls that the yellow players passed. In the middle of this scene a man in a gorrilla suit walks across the screen stops in the middle, beats his chest, then walks on. because 3/4 of the people in the bar were focusing so hard on the people passing the ball, their brains did not register the monkey, and only a gurater of the people saw it. to empasis this point even more, the show then went back and showed you that through out the program they had been doing the same thing with the monkey at different times. I had been focusing so much on the show that i hadnt noticed him the first time around. instead my brain had just registerd him as a man in a rain coat, when i thought back to it. this is just one example of how the consince brain can play tricks on us.