This is a cool thread 
My 2p on the time question is this: it exists only as perception, a linear representation of the eternal Now.
Quantum theory postulates the existence of all possible realities, simultaneously. Therefore, when we experience 'change', we are experiencing another moment of Now, only from a different perspective.
If Time = Change, the change is actually a sort of jump to another Now, which exists anyway. Apparently ...
And here's an article I wrote a couple of years ago that addresses the whole Something from Nothing thing ... along with some other bits
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My 2p on the time question is this: it exists only as perception, a linear representation of the eternal Now.
Quantum theory postulates the existence of all possible realities, simultaneously. Therefore, when we experience 'change', we are experiencing another moment of Now, only from a different perspective.
If Time = Change, the change is actually a sort of jump to another Now, which exists anyway. Apparently ...
And here's an article I wrote a couple of years ago that addresses the whole Something from Nothing thing ... along with some other bits
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[Removed in violation of Rule 4. I suggest you familiarize yourself with our rules and follow them. - Shannon]
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