Can you prove that dead people have no dreams?
The Present Reality: A Magnifier on the Latest God-knitted Knot of Matter and Concept
The Game is Always Transient
The game is always transient; there is no static game. There is no 1 into a world without 0. Imagine the universe as a sheet of monolithic information just existing in a homogeneous manner; nothing exists but this. Saying that this slice exists but is perfectly inert is equivalent to saying it does not exist, because there is no way to verify if you are not part of the sheet itself.
The existence of this perfect infinite sheet or non-sheet cannot be refuted nor affirmed by an exterior sector, while inside the sheet itself its existence cannot be stated or refuted either.
Only when this sheet became non‑homogeneous, meaning the informational monolith breaks into different variables, then we have the emergence of discrete informational quantities.
The Tension of Existence
The non‑homogeneity of the informational space is guaranteed by the tension between the two simultaneous impossibilities of experiencing existence and non‑existence. Of course we cannot figure out how two infinite systems really interact, but we can in theory state that the freedom of all possibilities permits the existence of this interaction.
“Because I can write this text, it means I’m a part of this informational cascade while conceptualizing it from outside...”
...from the mental space which exists as an observer of the emerged space – emergent itself but not being one with the observed space. In this manner we are different universes that communicate information back and forth.
The Architecture of the Word
The rules of the game always exist in the emerged informational non‑homogeneous universe, but exist either in the conceptual universe and between the emerged material universe and the conceptual universe itself.
In this manner we can say with certainty that information cannot exist sui generis in the material world without having a discrete, coherent, and finite architecture in the conceptual universe.
The book cannot be written without ink or without words as a part of a greater lexic. Words always exist in two minimally relational, coherent, interdependent modalities: a word is the smallest unit of information that can pass through the veil of the impossible simultaneous existence and inexistence.
The information is never completely annihilated into non‑existence, and while passing to infinite destruction, some information must still pass from one realm to the other; otherwise I could not write this text, because no information could emerge and persist at all.
You Will Never Die
In this way I tell everybody they can sleep soundly – you will never die! What you are and were as a conceptual being will always exist in the intricacies of the universe.
No information is ever lost, but just is made smaller and smaller, though depending on your reference you can access it or not.
“Time does not evaporate, but it shrinks in the past and emerges from the future like something knotted by God Himself...”
The present would be the creation of the intertwining of matter with the conceptual – a magnifier on the latest knot, that is reality – but the past is still linked there, while the future is the only non‑deterministic variable because it depends on the freedom space of the conceptual universe.
The Pompeii Effect
A way to pass information through the veil of destruction is to understand that the destroyed information leaves a print in the existing universe. Like a mold, like the corpses in Pompeii: the organic matter evaporated and decomposed under the ash, but first they left a forever imprint of themselves in the ash that buried them. This ash solidified and later, the scientists poured concrete and kept the form of the dead forever.
Same for the destruction of information: you don’t have the information per se, but the lack of information and the influence on the remaining non-destroyed information.
Sure, we can imagine that only the periphery at the point of contact the memory is preserved — this is true and not. Information exists only at the point of contact of other information; nothing is lost but transformed and kept in the remaining one, which in its turn is transformed by destruction.
The Focus Magnet
In this sense, I’m really stunned that all I am can move around while keeping all together. That all I am can be translated into space, that the complex of information that I am can be in a kind of way independent and can move through space knowing that everything, each of my constituents, is linked in one form or another to the totality. My body is actually new every few months or years as a totality; still, my memory, my spirit is old from my inception. > “We have the intuition that the information of who I am stays in the body, but nothing can guarantee that my body is nothing other than a focus magnet for my thoughts...”
...that are in one way or another linked to it until it disappears. My body will disappear totally one day and its last version will return very fast to the universe.
The Memory Matrix
One said you are what you remember of yourself. Imagine you take the place of your twin sister you lost at birth but in some way (and there are movies about) you land in her place and get everybody confused thinking you are her.
What would you do? You would not be her for sure, but would you be you? > “Everything would be there, but the memory of the past, like the day of yesterday but happened years ago that you cannot really remember.”
If you lose your memory you would have to learn to be you again.
Do Dead People Dream?
Still, my mind was never my body. I have memory but I’m not memory only.
In this sense, I can say: every day I’m dying the moment when I’m asleep, I’m disconnected from the body, still I roam in the dreamed universe. I still exist there, as real as in my waking state.
I’m not arguing, but other indices converge for a mind outside the body. Intuition is real. Foreseeing of events is real. Telepathic communication is real. Synchronicity is real. Perceiving things that cannot be perceived by our body is real.
Some will say that “there is no scientific proof”… well, I don’t need a scientific proof because what I say here is not a woo-woo belief but things experienced in part by any human being with a little self-awareness and a little life experience.
Then they will say, well, maybe the brain has senses we did not find yet and this explains these “supernatural” perceptions. Fair enough. Still, the foreseeing of events does not depend on an actual perception.
Explain to me then that the brain can generate perceptions of future events as if it knows it all… This, or the out-of-body place for conscience that manifests in a particular body; I will take the latter.
The biggest weight in the balance of the latter is the common knowledge of the human race by people totally independent of each other, whether geographically, culturally, or even temporally.
“There is an idea universe out there, and many people are able to catch them in the same manner… maybe because the idea is one, the outer mind is one, but each of them is just a different eye who pretends not knowing each other.”
Some will say I need a body to dream. Well, can they prove it?
Can you prove that dead people have no dreams?