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Because it takes time for now to reach you.
So effectively now is always in the past.
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Maybe just call it the reality sensation lag, |
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Everything you sense is out of alignment too, takes 8 to 10 milliseconds for a eardrum vibration signal to get to your brain, then it takes time to calculate what it is. |
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Neural latency perception delay? Eh, "never now" paradox is good. [+] |
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Not an invention, it's been happening to all of us all our lives. |
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I think it's for the title no? But yea, if it's for the name should probably specify that. |
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News flash! Newtonian physics has NOW been superseded by relativity and quantum mechanics ... in a hundred-years-late sense of "now". |
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The Big Bang is often presented as the universe appearing from a dimensionless point. There are all sorts of mathematical and thermodynamic singularity problems with actually getting to a dimensionless point. It may be that the actual origin is fuzzy at the Dirac limit. |
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