What makes you think I have a question?

What makes you think I think such? You're in this thread for some reason. One does not have to ask a question to ask a question. Some people fear being seen as not already knowing something entirely new to them, so hide their question in a statement? I suspect you may prefer a lyrical style, or simply enjoy being coy.

Personally I find the process of abiogenesis becoming life, becomes life in a poetic tenor. Hypotrochoidal.

Dr. Guthrie Does the Time Slip

For what it's worth. I thought it might be fun to start a story in the storyboard that makes Arlo into a sort of "time lord." This thread just might be some food for thought in developing that story and vice versa. Ultimately I'd like to point a TV network to it once it reaches soap time-space opera worthy status. Maybe get Arlo a bit bigger, wider audience. (No... not the Richard Simmons channel either...)

Thanks for clearing that up!

As for all that other stuff, my extensive research into Arlo's theory (some might go so far as to call it a Law) of Celery Time covers everything I've ever wanted or needed to know regarding the physical nature of the universe. In the same way, The Motorcycle Song covers everything regarding the universe's spiritual and existential nature.

Being so new to blundering et al, perhaps you could provide a link to this Celery Time theory. You have picked up on the subject being pre-existential time? Nonetheless, at this point I'm wanting to learn more about Arlo's thoughts and philosophies.

In a nutshell: I'm may not really be typing this post NOW, because I might have posted it yesterday, be posting it tomorrow, or all the infinite number of possible scenarios simultaneously. I'll try to find the link to let Arlo explain it in his own words.......although it may be hard to find since he might not be saying them until a later moment in time. IOW, what I heard him say before may not have happened yet - and/or could be happening as I write, even though I might have written this before or could actually be writing this tomorrow

The way its looking to me about the god issue of creation, is that they were told all they could have been able to be told back in them ancient times. There were also somethings that were kept secret in Daniel about these times, when Revelation 10 sure seems to say, that the mystery of god would be revealed by the 7 pearls (as I call them.) of thunder, that John was told not to write done what he heard. What would those words be today? We may not know 100%, until we get to the other side.

I will just say there was no planet teeming with life before the star ignited!

Don't really no much about astrophysics or time before time began! I do know a bit about life.

In fact, I am fixin' to go transition a whole universe teeming with life into new time frame. It no longer going to be life within me and it is going to become life without me. I will be the god of creation for just that one moment! Then I will wipe my bottom, flush the toilet and get in the shower! A satisfied somehow more pleasant creator!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puq1v9vSJBI

That's an interesting observation. What Nortonkevin explained about Arlo's theory tends to coincide with what I'm postulating because all time that has currently been disgorged by the infinite void would necessarily be connected through a primordial system of interleave. It's a bit like dropping acid and seing "trails." The human brain can only process about 100 frames of time per second, where the universal instance is much larger than that. The tryptamine allows the brain to process the interstices. According to Dr. Rick Strassman (The Spirit Molecule) our pineal gland releases large amounts of tryptamine precursors during moments of high stress and when we dream, as well as in the brains of schizophrenics. Of course much depends on our individual brain chemistry and geometry.

As for Daniel and Revelation, getting through some of that idea might throw some light on the subject of prophecy. Including what Arlo's philosophies, and some others too, tend to point to is that our brains may actually be a form of time machine. They are at least dependent on time as a reference to the present.

And a stinkier one too, I'd bet...

Can you prove, or even show evidence, that there is no life teeming upon a large asteroid coursing its way through a different time-space continuum or a piece of water and all it contains at temperatures below what we assess as absolute zero?

No the question is...what evidence is there that there is?

99% of life on this planet is dependent on the sun for energy! The one percent that isn't (chemolithotrophs) appear to have evolved from organisms that were dependent on the sun. You suggest that life not only exists but it is teeming without the sun. Sorry, don't have a psychological melt down, but it seems silly to me!

That's now. DG Tau B shows a scenario of inbound protostellar material that is illuminated enough to throw that light outward sufficiently to be picked up by the Hubble in the visual spectrum, as well as the invisible. All the energy that makes up our sun was once residing in similar incoming matter. Now, what was once a dust lane has been disrupted to the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Sphere. The latter has been determined to be the source of comets. Lots of ice. Lots of water. Lots of highly compressed deuterium, helium and other main stellar components.

I'm starting to wonder if the life on these, planets before become stars, the DR ponders on, are about when we get ''them'' to all be sleeping together so ''they'' could destroy ''themselves'' as they are now doing to us.

Now "they" needs more explaining than "that." leo, you really lost me on that one... ... mostly: are we taking this into UFO's?

Oh just an old Arlo story about getting the Presidents to be sleeping together, so they could do to each other what they have been doing to the people. There in lays planets exploding on themselves.