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A discussion of the chirality of the digital structures produced within the bubble universe relative to those beyond the boundary in time parsimony.
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A discussion of how the exercises in the Complete Series enhance bifurcation of awareness resulting in awareness of sequential substitution events.
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A discussion of how the boundary limit at the edge of the "bubble universe" bleeds into the embedded space through a loose interaction or phase linking.
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A discussion of quantum inflation through infinite recursion creating embedded universes and causal reordering.
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A discussion of a kind of quantum inflation describing the integration of convoluted paths into time parsimony.
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A discussion integrating our much earlier discussion (s13e8) of bodily rhythms as resonant cavities with measurement reversal.
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A discussion of measurement reversal as the manifestation of two forms of phase linking and interaction between the outgoing and incoming consciousness.
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A reconceptualization of the last episode as measurement reversal and use of the description as an analogy to quantum coherence.
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A reconceptualization of sequential substitution events in light of the quantum eraser experiment.
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A discussion of preference shifting and decoherence as a movement of the incoming consciousness outside the self-representation of a subject.
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