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I think we only percieve time because events that happen are recorded in our memory and therefore we get a notion that something has taken place in the past and something is happening now. Events are just occuring and that's all thats happening, but what still puzzles me is whether events are linear like one after the other, like you have a cup of tea, then read a book, then watch a film whats accounts for that "frame of existance" if you like between events. Where you know that there was something between one event happening and another, is that then time, but take away the recording of events in our memory and how then will we perceive the "frame of existance" between events. Maybe it's all one long moment where everything is happening at the same time but somewhere in the brain translation of reality the true reality of things gets misconcrewed.
"The dimension of the multiple mind is multi-dimensional"
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