Posted by dorayme on 06/28/07 23:18

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<Xns995D86E5FC087nanopandaneredbojias@198.186.190.161>,
Neredbojias <neredbojias@gmail.com> wrote:

> singularity has haunted me for
> years. The notion, simply put, is that it is/was both something and
> nothing outside of time. Now how can anyone in their right mind accept
> that? Ergo, I thought referring to it in the shade of dorayme's sentient
> penumbra might just shed some light on the reality or lack thereof imbued
> within the scope of my nightmare.


I take this as license to speak. Perhaps you are having
difficulty with the idea of anything being outside of time? With
some things, it makes no sense for them to be time stamped; for
example, there is a prime number between 5 and 8 but it can
hardly have any kind of lifespan. Now, if something has no
lifespan, it cannot be in time.

The other difficulty you are having perhaps is the idea of being
on the edge of something. What really is an edge? I have a Theory
of Edges but I get this funny feeling that it might be a bit OT
to expound it here.

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dorayme

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