[Philosophy] We all live in our own universes.

[~Jericho]

What it do, Argonath community!

I'm bored ATM, so I want to share something that's been on my mind for almost a year. So here it is:

-I've been wondering a year ago while learning about reproduction about how long until the baby comes out, "How long is that really?". While wondering to that question, I thought of Adam and Eve, the first human biengs, who came millions of years ago, so that it could help. Time comparison between my birth and their creation was massive, That I thought to myself: "Did I really wait that long?". From there my philosophic theory kicked in.

There is no possible way that each one of us waited a long time to be born.
That would be insane.

I mean, we were already in each of our mother's bellys from the start. Noone had a God-ish time delay. God put all our souls in earth at once. The past, the present and even the future!

My theory also says that the "delay" was only when we were born, but to me thats a very small amount of time. We all came out at once in our own lives.

Let's take my life, for example. I'm a 14 year old. People all around me have different ages. Some were born before me, some after, and some are already dead.

Although these characters in my life are a certain age, in their life they are almost the same age as me.
My dad's going to turn 50 this year. But in his life, he's going to be 14 if my theory is correct.

Everyone is in their own universe, with their time zones and their character ages and such. To me, you guys are a whole bunch of ages. But in your lives, I'm either a toddler, a baby or I'm not even born yet.

As an added extra, twins also live in their own universes. However, one of those twins is in the future compared to the other one. 5 minutes can compare a lot.

With that, I conclude that we each live in our own universes, and each one has their own special perks. I wonder what your 14-year-old selves are doing right now?

[Merc]

That sounds cool, my idea is that we all have to find the person within ourselves and to look outside the box around us, we all see the media, the famous people, the materialism of which we depends on, when really it's all about happiness and giving to others, thats what I've learnt, I think people should use this topic to share their philosophies, nice idea.

[Jamal]

When I was little (though i contemplate the idea now, for fun), I thought I was just some kind of 'test dummy' to see how I would survive in the world, and how I would act, react, etc, and that there are many other kinds of people like me in other places which are also being put through the same test, just different world. Sort of like your concept, actually.

Now I am thinking we are all on earth to live how we want, good or bad, but the true adversity for all is to avoid the bad lifestyle, and ignore those who choose it, Striding for happiness and enjoyment while you do have a life.

How about afterlife Theories/philosophies.

[~Jericho]

When I was little (though i contemplate the idea now, for fun), I thought I was just some kind of 'test dummy' to see how I would survive in the world, and how I would act, react, etc, and that there are many other kinds of people like me in other places which are also being put through the same test, just different world. Sort of like your concept, actually.

Now I am thinking we are all on earth to live how we want, good or bad, but the true adversity for all is to avoid the bad lifestyle, and ignore those who choose it, Striding for happiness and enjoyment while you do have a life.

How about afterlife Theories/philosophies.

1-Lawl, that's a nice destiny philosophy.

2- 72 Virgins in the afterlife...?

[Julio.]

2- 72 Virgins in the afterlife...?

males?! :O

[tiderman]

Maybe we live in multiple universes. Some Schr

[Caltson]

Ask someone what life means and ask it later that day to someone else, you'll be getting 2 different responses.
Nice one, Jericho.

[~Jericho]

Ask someone what life means and ask it later that day to someone else, you'll be getting 2 different responses.
Nice one, Jericho.

 :girl: I aim to please. :girl:

[Biggo2]

currently im fapping and i dont care.

[TruthSvensson]

I've thought of this when I was like... ten.

[Alsatian]

It all just sounds like babbling nonsense to me. No offence.

[Jubin]

It all just sounds like babbling nonsense to me. No offence.

Alsatian, it might sound like babbling to you, but it is not for him and I do encourage anyone to philosophy. Now to Jericho's post.

I'm bored ATM, so I want to share something that's been on my mind for almost a year. So here it is:

-I've been wondering a year ago while learning about reproduction about how long until the baby comes out, "How long is that really?". While wondering to that question, I thought of Adam and Eve, the first human biengs, who came millions of years ago, so that it could help. Time comparison between my birth and their creation was massive, That I thought to myself: "Did I really wait that long?". From there my philosophic theory kicked in.

There is no possible way that each one of us waited a long time to be born.
That would be insane.

Now Jericho I would like to offer you an analogy. You go to sleep and you wake up in the morning. Now for you, me and I am quite sure that most of the other people it seems like that we just fell a sleep and the next minute we wake up. We can't remember sleeping ( although we might remember dreams). But we also feel that the time has passed as the surroundings is not the same as the one when we went to sleep now is it. There is much more light in the room etc.

I mean, we were already in each of our mother's bellys from the start. Noone had a God-ish time delay. God put all our souls in earth at once. The past, the present and even the future!

Are you saying that there exists as many parallel time lines in the universe as much is there total amount of people in the world. (Existed, currently existing and those who are going to be existing compared to me)

My theory also says that the "delay" was only when we were born, but to me thats a very small amount of time.

Please explain what you mean by the delay there. Also what caused that delay and how short the delay was/is.

We all came out at once in our own lives.

Let's take my life, for example. I'm a 14 year old. People all around me have different ages. Some were born before me, some after, and some are already dead.

Although these characters in my life are a certain age, in their life they are almost the same age as me.
My dad's going to turn 50 this year. But in his life, he's going to be 14 if my theory is correct.


Everyone is in their own universe, with their time zones and their character ages and such. To me, you guys are a whole bunch of ages. But in your lives, I'm either a toddler, a baby or I'm not even born yet.

As an added extra, twins also live in their own universes. However, one of those twins is in the future compared to the other one. 5 minutes can compare a lot.

With that, I conclude that we each live in our own universes, and each one has their own special perks. I wonder what your 14-year-old selves are doing right now?[/i]

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I am going to turn 22 this September. Now you are saying that in my life I am actually going to turn 14? I feel like I am going to turn 22 years old. Also why exactly the age of 14? Why not for example 10 or 37? Also as you are saying that your dad is going to be 14 in his own life, doesn't it also mean that in his own life time as the axiom does not exist. Because next year when he is turning 51 in your life, he will still be 14 in his life.
Also when let's say he will be 14 in his life forever, but you are getting older in his life, like you said. Does that mean that in the future your own father will see you as much older than he is?

Also in your theory, do these parallel universes affect each other? If no, then you are talking to yourself.

[~Jericho]

currently im fapping and i dont care.

Good for you!

It all just sounds like babbling nonsense to me. No offence.

None taken.

Now, onto Jubin:

Now Jericho I would like to offer you an analogy. You go to sleep and you wake up in the morning. Now for you, me and I am quite sure that most of the other people it seems like that we just fell a sleep and the next minute we wake up. We can't remember sleeping ( although we might remember dreams). But we also feel that the time has passed as the surroundings is not the same as the one when we went to sleep now is it. There is much more light in the room etc.

That has something to do with it. When we sleep, time flies by so quick you think you've only slept for an hour, but wake up 8 hours later. My theory suggests the same principle. Only instead of 8 hours, it turns out to be millions of years.

Are you saying that there exists as many parallel time lines in the universe as much is there total amount of people in the world. (Existed, currently existing and those who are going to be existing compared to me)

Yes, yes I am. Because like my theory says, god puts the human soul into a 4 month old fetus. So your life doesn't begin until that time. And since the soul is hostless, it will not feel the time difference/passing until it is inserted into its host.

Please explain what you mean by the delay there. Also what caused that delay and how short the delay was/is.

The delay occures when the mother goes into labor. The cause of that delay is either born earlier or later than schedule, as our lives begin when we are born. The delay depends on how long the baby stays in and how long the mother takes to push it out.

I am going to turn 22 this September. Now you are saying that in my life I am actually going to turn 14? I feel like I am going to turn 22 years old. Also why exactly the age of 14? Why not for example 10 or 37? Also as you are saying that your dad is going to be 14 in his own life, doesn't it also mean that in his own life time as the axiom does not exist. Because next year when he is turning 51 in your life, he will still be 14 in his life.
Also when let's say he will be 14 in his life forever, but you are getting older in his life, like you said. Does that mean that in the future your own father will see you as much older than he is?

Also in your theory, do these parallel universes affect each other? If no, then you are talking to yourself.

I used the age of 14 because its how old I'm gonna be in 1.5 months time.

You feel like you are going to be 22, because 22 is the age of the character in my universe. Your "True self", however, will be 14 in approximatly 1.5 months because all of our true selves are born at the same time with a small difference.

I will turn 15 before he turns 51 (Number switch FTW!). As a result of this, he will turn 15 when I turn 15.

If he stays 14 forever in his life, there will be a paradox. As he did not grow older, He can't do certain things (Go to university, get a drivers liscence, get a job, get married, have kids, etc.). As a result of this, the things that could have happened never happened. So I think that answered itself.

As for the parralell universes interrupting eachother: If this teory was confirmed, and your true self knew, he would do something he would regret to see if a small difference can have a huge affect on the 22 year old you.

Take it easy!

-Jericho

[~Jericho]

Bump!

[Squeak]

Everyone was put here for my own amusement.