@martinies,
martinies wrote:
Ha . Why is it then krump old chap that you as an observer of the c limit the speed of light are never moving regs that limit. Its because Ya consciousness is the unmoving mover thats why.
How do you arrive at that conclusion? By what criteria are you using? See this is the problem, you want to reference science but your conclusions are not built upon it's method. The sound like conjecture ramblings of someone who knows the words but just jumbles them together hoping it all makes sense. But the thing is, it only makes sense to you, but I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't.
So just so you can't slip away, let me ask again. By what criteria have you determined the consciousness to be unmoving? I don't even know how you could determine it to be non-local. Consciousness isn't infinite in scope otherwise it would overlap. My consciousness is not your consciousness or they would be aware of each other. There isn't just a single consciousness that each person shares. It wouldn't make any sense.
You can go into some metaphysical collective consciousness if you want to but I don't buy it. For me consciousness is based on conditions, and if those conditions are not present, then consciousness does not arise. If you think that is wrong then please explain it.