part 2: the infinitely fast and the infinitely slow 5th - 29th august 2011 somewhere back there the discontinuity of the infinitely fast became the continuity of the infinitely slow this may be the start of what we call consciousness and memory it might also be the point at which life began to experience dimensions the thought may cross the readers mind that if reality is coming into and going out of existence in an infinitely fast manner how can there be time for anything other than that reality to exist ? in picture pages: the first , what we refer to as life or consciousness can be seen as having a position position in turn implies space but from the picture it looks like life's movement is fashioned by the mechanism of reality the picture may throw some light on one of the earlier stages of infinitely slow continuity picture page 1, which is the first picture of life's history that doesn't need any interpretation, shows him in the second dimension and able to articulate thoughts a distinction between continuity and infinitely slow continuity can be made the original idea that continuity can be viewed as the mathematical function of 1 x 1 ( pages 9 and 10 ) as being that which links each individual moment of materialization can be kept keep in mind that no matter how convincing a presentation of reality anyone can come up with it will be purely speculative the only thing we know about the quantum world at the moment is that it is connected faster than light any theory about a sub planck time reality must contain this fact if it doesn't it's destined to sink without a trace

NOTES the following considerations are, currently, ideas that appear to have to be thought about to produce a formulation that can make it make sense... both the infinitely fast and the infinitely slow must be contextualized within the concept of eternity... the infinitely fast is a variant which was a " one off " event... that the infinitely slow is an accumulation or consequence of infinitely fast least realities (which will have a mathematical description)... the infinitely slow is the dissipation of the infinitely fast... that the infinitely slow is a subjective experience... the infinitely fast is an absolute of reality and remains a constant within the context of eternity and infinity...

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