Originally Posted by
3FLryan
One time, when a friend and I were discussing this type of thing while high, I came to the conclusion that time is a circle, not a line that extends forever forwards and backwards, so there is no need for a begining or an ending, everywhere could be the begining or ending. Further, I postulated that time might be an actual 3-D space, like a sphere or something, and that we could move around time wherever we want if we could only truly realize what that meant and its implications. Anyway, the jist was that beginings and endings are made up by us because we can't truly comprehend "infinity." I managed to write down, during our discussion, the two defining sentences that I uttered (these freaking blew us away at the time, and one of my other friends didn't even believe I said it because it was so good): "There can be no starting points. If there are no starting points, then we can go wherever we want." Looking back, it obviously doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but then again, who knows?
EDIT: Didn't read the rest of the posts until now, but I guess I agree with Neruo in that I don't think humans can truly understand infinity, and that seems to be the source of a lot of problems.
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