On 13 February 2014 03:00, Edgar L. Owen <edgaro...@att.net> wrote: > Jesse, > > He's another way to understand it which might be clearer. It's from the > perspective of an arbitrary observer A. > > 1. A (me) is always in the current moment of P-time as P-time progresses, > because that is the only locus of actual reality because it's only in this > current moment of p-time that the current re-computation of the information > state of the universe is occurring. > > 2. All other observers in the universe are also ALWAYS at/in this same > current moment of P-time, no matter what their clock times read. This > includes all observers in the examples below. > > So now we come to the $64,000 question - out of all the available choices, which hyperplane of simultaneity passes through all these observers and selects out p-time?
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