Exploring the ‘Wrong Object’ Effect in ‘Time Burps’
Have you ever opened your silverware drawer and wanted a fork, but found yourself with a spoon in your hand? Did you grab without looking, or did you look? You looked. In fact, you looked straight at the piece of silverware you wanted to take, and only took your eyes off of it for a moment while you reached. Are you really that uncoordinated? The answer may be, ‘no.’
According to the Infinite Tachyonic Mass theory of cosmology, each and every tachyon that occurs in nature when accelerated to faster-than-light speeds, experiences two key changes. The first is that it goes out-of-phase with normal matter (does not interact in any dimension except for the temporal dimension) and the second is that it attains infinite mass. The Special Theory of Relativity states that objects increase in mass exponentially as they approach the speed of light. As the barrier is approached, the object’s mass becomes nearly infinite. Ordinary matter cannot make this transition without being broken down to the sub-atomic level.
Once a tachyonic neutrino has attained infinite mass, its mass is actually slightly greater than that of the entire Universe. Although the mass of the Universe is very nearly infinite, it cannot be infinite. In contrast, even an ultra-light sub-atomic particle such as a neutrino indeed must have infinite mass when it is traveling at a faster-than-light velocity. According to Infinite Tachyonic Mass theory, a single tachyonic neutrino, outside of the ‘bubble’ of the Universe, “drags” the entire Universe backward in time, and this happens trillions of times per second. The Universe is constantly being wound backward and forward like an overworked tape machine. What we know as history is merely the final revision of a nearly infinite series of ‘re-writes’.
So, let’s delve into the example of the mistakenly grabbed silverware. What is really going on? If ‘Time Burps’ are responsible, then you did not take the wrong eating utensil at all. Here is one example of ‘Time Burps’ in action: Alice gets hungry and can’t decide what to eat. There are a few choices. One of them would call for a fork, and another other would call for a spoon. Alice decides on the choice that requires a fork, and walks to the silverware drawer. Alice looks straight at the forks, which are on the opposite side of the drawer from the spoons, with knives in the middle compartment. Alice begins to reach and momentarily diverts her attention to the television, her internal sense of direction still guiding her hand straight toward the forks. She grabs what she thinks is a fork, closes the drawer, and turns to finish preparing her snack. She looks at what she has in her hand and to her dismay, finds that it is actually a spoon. How did this happen? She writes off the mistake as an aberration and goes for the correct utensil.
In actuality, she did not make a mistake. In what you might call an alternate universe, (distinct from branching multiple universe theory as many of you understand it today i.e. ‘branching’ can only happen in tachyonic buffer zones with a trailing and leading edge a certain period of time before and after the present moment) Alice actually made a different choice, one that called for a spoon. By sheer chance, her mind generated a sufficient quantity of tachyons from that reality, which then had to both transit to a point in the very recent past and be successfully received by her mind. This means that the tachyons must have re-integrated at a geophysical point that would actually have had some influence on human thought, i.e. the tachyons must have re-integrated within Alice’s brain. Next, the tachyons must be sufficient in quantity to alter her choice in snacks. In addition to having the effect of altering her choice, the tachyons carry with them some residue from the, for lack of a better term, ‘alternate reality’, which can override brain function. While Alice’s brain is telling her to grab a fork, she is completely unconscious of the fact that the motor cortex of her brain is receiving conflicting signals that override ordinary brain signaling. One part of her mind is deliberately seeking the spoon, because as far as it’s concerned, that is consistent with the choice made and is the ‘correct’ thing to do.
Each of us, whether we choose to accept it or not, are beings capable of interacting in multiple dimensions with the Universe we inhabit. The ability to perceive information received through one of the lesser-understood dimensions is a nascent human ability that should be developed and studied closely. Good luck.