The Empathic Universe

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FireStarter James suggested that when the expansion of the universe resulted in a person being positioned beyond the event horizon of an observable universe communication could be established by an intermediary. I argued to the contrary by insisting that a message could not be established as the distance involved and its expansion is unchanged and that sticking an intermediate relay into the process made no difference.

However, on second thoughts, there is a connective "Force" (?) that sidesteps 'messaging by light'. Maybe. It is a bit wild but I have no reputation to protect so here goes - FSJ might be right......

If the Relay is aware/intelligent it can become empathic with both parties at opposite positions within and beyond the event horizon (of the observable universe as centred on any person/thing). That is the emotion (?) from one might be realised by the other as empathy. It seems a crazy idea to suggest that empathy may have a scientific reality. To get closer to a scientific proposition I might envisage that awareness is a continuum with phase shifts to our sort of awareness from electron to a dolphin.

Could it be that awareness/empathy is something fundamental even like Time and Space? Could Entanglement be an "in your face" example? Could this explain how the universe knows itself? By that I mean acts as if all parts were of one common whole despite expansion etc. It seems like an idea on the edge of Sanity, lol.

Comments to the contrary as well as in support are most welcome, lol:confused_old::)
 
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If i follow you, whatever the "sameness" is, it still has to cross between ME and NOT ME. The separation is based in our individual uniqueness. There is a "me" and a "not me" and the distance between them, which if not comprised of a message-carrying medium, leaves "me" unable to message "not me", if I'm at all following.

(I don't consume alcohol, so forgive my misunderstanding their efficacy.)
 

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I argued to the contrary by insisting that a message could not be established as the distance involved and its expansion is unchanged and that sticking an intermediate relay into the process made no difference.

If I understand correctly, I think that I agree with you.When we talk about receiving a comminication from 'X' who is at the limit of receiving, and then relaying this communication to 'Y' equally distant in the opposite direction, we are really indulging in rather silly meaningless semantics.

If X's message is intelligible after, say, 50 or 100 years, it cannot be personal to the recipient. Bear in mind X would have had to receive a message from you 50 or 100 years prior to his sending. What possible significance could such transmissions have? What would be any point in relaying them?

Cat :)