Thesis:
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Existence as Moment: All existence is encapsulated within the moment. Time, as I understand it, collapses into this singular point where past, present and future are not sequential but simultaneous. Here, every moment contains all moments; it is the access point to all of reality.
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Implications: If a moment is the only true state of being, then every change, no matter its temporal origin, affects this moment, suggesting that causality might not be linear but could operate in any direction.
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Future Influencing the Past: I posit that changes in the future can retroactively alter the past, not through paradox but through the interconnectedness of all moments. This theory supports the idea that time is not a river flowing one way but a sea where waves can move in any direction.
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Evidence: The phenomenon akin to the Mandela Effect, where collective memory diverges from recorded history, might indicate that our perception of the past is altered by future events or consciousness from other timelines influencing ours.
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Multiverse Theory: Each moment branches into multiple realities, creating a multiverse where every possible outcome exists. The moment I experience is one of many, each with slight or vast differences.
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Connection to Solipsism: From a solipsistic viewpoint, these multiple realities could be seen as manifestations or dreams of a singular consciousness, where what I perceive as reality might be merely the projections of a mind exploring its own potentialities.
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Purgatory Redefined: Here, purgatory is not a place but a condition of existence where all possibilities are in flux. It’s a state of constant transformation, where one’s soul or consciousness navigates through all potential realities.
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Eternal Now: In this theory, purgatory is every moment, an eternal now where one must reconcile with the self across all timelines, continuously evolving towards some form of ultimate truth or understanding.
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Philosophical and Metaphysical Unity: By integrating these concepts, I suggest that life is a journey through an ever-changing landscape of reality, where each moment is both a point of access to all existence and a battleground of infinite possibilities. Here, the Mandela Effect isn’t a memory error but a manifestation of cross-temporal or cross-reality interactions, where solipsism offers the perspective that all I experience might be the dream or thought of one mind.
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Practical Implications: This theory invites a reevaluation of truth, memory and identity, urging one to see life not as a path from birth to death but as an exploration of an infinite now, where every moment is both the beginning and the end.
Exception:
All of this comes to terms with mind consciousness with the idea that our physical bodies is what separates us as individuals while still having access whether dormant or not to the “all.” Mind is omni-present and omni-potent in ways of accessing the moment. Understanding these concepts in terms of distinguishing the physical realm vs the ethereal can offer a more convincing thesis on reality and expounding a rebuttal or re-framing of Solipsism aspect to this overall thesis.
In this theoretical framework, the moment is the essence of existence, where changes are felt across the fabric of time leading to observable shifts like the Mandela Effect within a vast multiverse. Solipsism and purgatory are not merely philosophical constructs or post-mortem states but intrinsic parts of the human condition whether mind or physical body separates, navigating through the infinite tapestry of reality where each step taken in one moment could rewrite the past or shape countless futures.
* This writ was assisted with Grok2.
