okay, time for a quantum mechanical mindfuck. first thing: every particle in the universe has what is known as a supersymmetric partner. basically, there are two electrons resonating along the same 11-dimensional string, and when one changes the spin on one electron, the other responds instantly (i.e., no speed-of-light delay). second thing: on a more macroscopic scale, the fourth dimension manifests itself as time, and the fifth dimension manifests itself as the infinite variations that are percieved to be separate timelines. given the concept of supersymmetry stated above, it stands to reason that particles in alternate timelines resonate in a similar way, i.e., there's a "me" in this timeline, and there are countless other "me's" in all the other timelines. third thing: if one takes literally the infinate variations on these timelines, then everything that one could possibly imagine exists concurrently, even the things that don't make sense in the context of physics as we know it. in some universe, you are a flying pyrokinetic lizard. all that you have ever experienced or dreamed is real, and, having experienced it, you have some mental (or astral, or spiritual, not sure) continuity with it. now comes the big mindfuck finale: lets say that there's a person who takes the five-dimensional complex of their exitance, and puts it at right angles to the five-dimensional timeline of the rest of the universe. this person would theoretically not age, but simply shift from the version of themselves as expressed in this timeline to the next, and the next, continually. furthermore, given the flying pyrokinetic lizard thesis, this entity would have a continuum of conciousness, so it would be possible for this entity to interact with it's environment (at least in theory. in practice, the act of experiencing all versions of oneself may be overwhelming to the point of paralysis)
so do u mean when we die, is that us shifting? cuz we do age...so we don't already do all of that......?
