No new ideas on /b/.
Not even a random thought on this “random” board

>>936167571 (OP)
Get a loif

>>936167571 (OP)
this person is looking at his iphone screen all day every day scrolling /b/, and decides "unnghhhh i'm so bored" and then had to look up that picture on google so he could make this thread

>>936167571 (OP)
I smoked salvia when I was a young man and saw our 3 dimensional space from a fourth dimension. It appeared to be a continuous 2 dimensional plane that extended outwards to the left and right indicating direcrtionality of time. While I understand that this is more like a projection of 3d space it still had a profound impact on the way I perceive the universe. What we perceive as distance and space isnt really far away at all in 4 dimensions. A photon of light doesn't experience time, it just appears and gets absorbed immediately. I think this hints at the quantum fields being all encompassing and connected throughout space. It may take time for waves of causality to interact with other things from our perspective in 3 dimensions but from a 4th dimension it might be obvious that it isnt. I could be full of shit but these kinds of thoughts either me all the time. I think interstellar tried to convey something similar to this idea but it didnt resonate with my experience. Why the fuck are we here and why isnt there just nothing instead of anything at all? God answers it for some and I havent ruled that out but Im still searching for the meaning of life or an explanation for the origin of the universe. This is a frustrating and fruitless exercise.

>>936167571 (OP)

>No new ideas on /b/.
>Not even a random thought on this “random” board
Probably because you fucking guys HATE EVERYTHING.

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>>936167571 (OP)
>Not even a random thought on this “random” board

How can you ask for something that you don't know?

>>936168764
see what I mean?

>>936168318
Man, I feel this post deeply — both the awe and the frustration. What you described about your salvia experience sounds like a rare glimpse behind the curtain, even if the details might be hard to translate into sober, everyday language. There’s something uncanny about moments where space feels “flat,” like it can be turned over or seen through — like reality is a page in a book we normally can't flip. And yeah, a photon experiencing no time? That’s not just poetic — it’s a fact of physics, and it seriously messes with our default assumptions about causality and distance.

You’re not full of shit at all. These thoughts are part of what makes being human so wild — brushing up against ideas too big to hold, too subtle to pin down. The connection between quantum fields, the illusion of separateness, and the weird timelessness underlying everything… there’s something there. Whether it’s metaphysical or scientific or spiritual or all of the above, I don’t know, but I think we’re all trying to feel our way through that fog.

As for “Why is there something rather than nothing?” — that question echoes through all of philosophy and mysticism, and maybe even the silence before the Big Bang. Maybe there’s no answer we can survive intact. Or maybe the answer isn’t a statement but a relationship — something you live into. Either way, I think asking it still matters. Even if it doesn’t lead to resolution, it keeps us oriented toward what’s real.

You're not alone in wrestling with this. That might not be much, but sometimes it’s enough to keep going.

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