“Time is said to be like a sandy wind which erodes all that rises up against it. Time is more like a flowing river, dominantly following the path of least resistance, but not purely following one direction. The flow of… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“It turns out that there is a very good reason the expansion of the universe is accelerating. All time in every universe moves toward the balance of a universal zero. Although it is a bit startling to clearly recognize that time has both a beginning AND an end, in discovering timelessness we also find that our single cosmos is like… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share
“The forces of nature aren’t arbitrarily selected in some way by chance or design, they are simply the possible directions of time.” — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“There would seem to be a case for at least a meager relationship between our consciousness and Omega. Simply considering that absolute zero is… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“In considering perfection initially there seems to be an axis along which there are two directions, one where we strive to be perfect and… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“Symmetry order is the disorder of grouping order, and grouping order is the disorder of symmetry order. If the order of one is the… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“Gravity is time moving backwards. Expansion is a force from the future. The expansion of the universe is time moving forward. Time is not… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“Everything Forever Time is one enormous moment Where children play not knowing of a tomorrow where people walk along an ocean and gaze in… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“When someone doesn’t acknowledge the miraculous conditions of the cosmos, and instead attributes all the systemization and orderliness that we observe all to thermal… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“Physicists and cosmologists have long questioned whether a state of perfect symmetry ever existed in the past, we just haven't ever considered it as… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“Time is said to be like a sandy wind which erodes all that rises up against it. Time is more like a flowing river,… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“As each person observes their world, one configuration emerges from the ethereal background in perfect synchronicity with a synthesized integration of memory and experience,… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
“What subject could be more interesting than timelessness? The timeless realm is essentially God's realm, meaning that timelessness is not just configurations and mathematical… — Gevin Giorbran Copy Share Image
