Infinite Journey

Iter Infinitum - The Infinite Journey


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Do all of your life’s experiences gush forth from a primordial fountain, or do they radiate out from some eternal center? Do they erupt like a continual geyser, ebb like ocean tides, or vibrate in harmony with the hymns of a cosmic choir? Are all your feelings, thoughts, emotions, and perceptions - everything you experience - like blossoms born from the machinations of the infinite journey?

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In summary, Ex Deletas and Ex Campis are two possible Methodus Ad Aeternum to explain our continued and resurgent existence given the implications of Tempus Vitae. They provide the basis for how cosmic justice and fairness can invariably play out across our infinite journey and the possible speed by which that fairness could come.

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While "you" do not exist, you do not experience the passage of time. Any expanse of time can go by before your position is again energized. Therefore, from your perspective, you never stop experiencing: you are on an infinite journey.

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Without a mechanism to ensure only one, assume more than one.

And if eternity, assume infinity.

So, when you see someone else, in a way you are seeing what has been and will again be you at a different point in your infinite journey.

Like with the one-electron universe, it may not literally be the case that they are you at a different time, but it might as well be the case. This is Sum Omnia, Latin for "I Am All," and it's implications for morality are vast beyond belief.

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I call myself as an adherent to these ideas an Infinist: a person who has come to understand the infinite journey and their place in it.

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Understand that entropy and eternity will make you all that experiences and all that experiences you. Think about what you would want for yourself at that point in your infinite journey?

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This is because when you aren't experiencing anything, you don't experience time.

You can apply this same logic to before you were born and what will happen after you die. It's like the room but while inside you are dead and when scooped out you are alive as something similar to how you are alive as something now.

An eternity could pass while you're in the room and yet from your perspective there isn't a single moment missing: you were only ever outside the room.

This could go on trillions upon trillion of times and yet the transition between lives would be instant and you wouldn't miss a moment.

You would be completely unaware of your infinite journey.