The time-faring hypothesis is a lot stronger than, you know, a standard extraterrestrial hypothesis.

We perceive space very clearly and we, and time, not so much.

Time travel is not some far future thing for, you know, type four civilizations or whatever that, you know, that command the power

of their galaxy or something like that.

I mean, this is potentially something that is currently going on.

Could be currently going on in some way.

And the fact that you can informationally time travel.

That's the intermediate step to it.

So we're already informationally time traveling because we're

precognitive and all living things I think are precognitive in a sense. Welcome back to the transmission,

my friends. If you ever want to just ontologically pile drive yourself, consider the notion that

time doesn't just flow forward, but also backward, shaping the present from the future.

This is exactly what Eric Wargo argues, drawing on what's called block universe theory,

which in an extremely disrespectful nutshell, posits that the past, present, and future all actually coexist with one another.

Therefore, the future can influence the past. It can send

signals into the past. So this process, this retrocausal phenomena, creates what Eric calls time

loops. Self-contained circuits where future experiences echo back into the past. In other words,

the future attracts the past to itself.

And for us personally, this manifests as pre-cognitive dreams, intuitions, and synchronicities.

Of course, you only have to think about this for like 30 seconds before you start running head first into some massive ontological implications,

many of which I do not care for,

but I'm going to clench my desires to pontificate about that for now.

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