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Sunday, 1 August 2021
There is so much apparent repetition, in experience, and echoes and mirroring in the noosphere that it is easy to conclude that your consciousness is invariant with displacement in time, or that time is homogenous with respect to consciousness. This idea feeds the idea of consciousness as functional process and so as of the same order as events understood according to physical theories. If however consciousness is ontologically related to time, in a way that is not immediately apparent n experience, then this is not so. Every moment is completely different from every other moment, repetition is never perfect, it is all once and once only.
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