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- uploaded: Sep 29, 2012
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Prof. dr. Wubbo J. Ockels is a Dutch physicist, and also the Netherlands original astronaut. He is a Professor of Aerospace Sustainable Engineering and Technology at the University of Delft, and tries to stimulate a mentality change among Dutch citizens.In his mind-bending TEDxAmsterdam talk, Ockels explains how time is created by human beings, as a way our brains can make sense of gravity. The speed of light is constant, because it is made by us: its the clock by which we have calibrated our existence. Based on this premise, Ockels proposes a new way to explore life in our galaxy.
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Eyeofdestiny October 3, 2012 10:57:58 AM CEST
On January 18th 2000, I 'died' in a head-on car crash that left me in a coma for 2 weeks & suffering multiple life-threatening injuries. When I awoke from the coma, bit by bit a revelation of a memory from where I had been during my very near death moments became clearer on what I understood about 'life' beyond time. I remember existing beyond all of this/us in an instant, but an instant that was forever really. Time was irrelevant there! This is not to bend this round to an NDE, but Michael777's comments jogged my memory on this, a snap-shot of something else, but still very real & vivid years on. I know there have been tests to suggest that this is a 'close-down' effect of the mind/brain, but there are other neurological experts that say it cannot be a state of mind as only limited NDE's experiencers recall such events. The bottom line here is I had the medical proof, expert witness proof and I believe I really did touch that eternity briefly! So this video has some relevance to that moment in my understanding. Wishes to all, Mike VB
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Belarion September 30, 2012 6:55:06 PM CEST
The great " I" that tells a lie! occultists , mystics have been saying the same thing for ages, just when I give up on Disclose something good like this comes up! thanks .
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Michael777 September 30, 2012 8:39:53 AM CEST
Time is actually an illusion of movement... All our so-called "time pieces" record movement in space, not movement in time. Time is the now... the same now it always was, and will always be so..
