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    Tales Of Time's Eternal Memory
    Tales Of Time's Eternal Memory
    Tales Of Time's Eternal Memory
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    Tales Of Time's Eternal Memory

    By Brad G. Berman

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    The future is expanding from out of the center of all atoms. Just like tiny lenses, atoms are at the focal point of the entire time process, a process that is continuously unfolding our world from the inside out. Time is doing this because it is actually the primary dimension of the four dimensions we live within. T > XYZ.

    Time maintains and modifies our world. Its job is to continuously pump out change and renewal into our three lower physical (XYZ) dimensions. It can easily accomplish this because it is merely acting as a re-director of energy, from potential to kinetic and back. It is the master controller of the energy pendulum, as well as the principle behind the conservation of energy. It is just that simple, and nothing more need be said on this matter, except, how is each next future being determined? Therein lies the question of all the ages. Read on..

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrad G. Berman
    Release dateMar 24, 2015
    ISBN9781310401039
    Tales Of Time's Eternal Memory
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    Brad G. Berman

    I graduated in 1969 with a degree in Electrical Engineering from Oregon State University. My employment has included OSU as well as Hewlett Packard. My main hobby and pastime is creative writing. As a creative writer, I like to look at the world of words and physics from new points of view, hoping to discover a pathway not yet taken. I have, for over 60 years, maintained that, once you figure out how the brain works, then you will have captured the essence of the entire universe. This reasoning is simple, considering that the brain is the pinnacle of nature's creations, thus it must be important enough to be worthy of examination.

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      Tales Of Time's Eternal Memory - Brad G. Berman

      Tales Of Time's Eternal Memory

      Copyright 03/24/2015 Brad G. Berman

      Smashwords edition license notes: This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you are reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      *Contents*

      Space or Time

      The Properties of Time

      Time and The Brain

      Final Thoughts

      Appendix

      *Forward*

      While watching our surroundings slowly rust and decay, we often get the impression that our world is here for only a day, a temporary atomic carbon copy of a magician's dream. We also notice the continuous recycling of these same atomic particles as they are redeposited upon a mysterious invisible 3D film, as if a magnet assembling iron filings or as water morphing into a frozen doily upon a window. What is it that underlies this game of life? Where hides the hidden structure that magically yields an often predictable, yet different tomorrow, and what and where is the programming language? Whatever it is, we are certainly immersed within it, for where else is it to be found? The only things we seem to know much about are the forces of nature, the stars, space, and the (least of all understood) nature of Time.

      Since it is the least understood, perhaps this mystery of our world has to do with Time! Maybe Time is actually comprised of a hidden structure that is projecting and sustaining the surface upon which new life continuously grows. Perhaps Time IS that surface.

      Thus, a temporal universe is imagined and described in these chapters in prose-poetry, a format chosen because of its compactness and ability to reveal arcane concepts, graphically and in free form. While venturing out upon speculation's risky edge, weary of awaiting the slow progress of careful science, the author waxes unencumbered by reputation or wage and possibly an audience. (A continuation of this Forward resides in the Appendix). [5]

      *Space or Time*

      Space and Time, SpaceTime,

      or perhaps just Time.

      Do we understand these concepts?

      It is possible that the best minds, during the genesis

      of science and religion cast forth a critical error, sending

      science in a space-dominant direction. Does one even dare

      to speculate the possibility of a simpler temporal universe?

      If space be a

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