Reality Glitches: The Hours That Never Happened

 

 What if you didn’t lose track of time… what if the hour was never there? 

And what does it mean when every clock agrees that it disappeared? 

Across highways, airports, forests and ordinary nights, people report the same unsettling experience: time moves forward, yet part of their lives seems to be missing. In this investigation, we explore missing time, time slips, reality glitches and unexplained lost hours - from everyday experiences to some of the strangest stories ever attached to the phenomenon. We examine the Rudolph Fentz time travel legend, multi-witness road-trip anomalies, mysterious highway time loss, airport time slips, strange experiences in national parks, the legendary Versailles time slip, Liverpool’s Bold Street time slips, and the enduring mystery of the Man from Taured. 

But there may be more conventional explanations. Highway hypnosis, fatigue, attention, memory formation, circadian disruption and our brain’s strange perception of time can create experiences that feel profoundly real. So where does psychology end - and the unexplained begin?

How logic alone may prove that time doesn’t exist

 Matyas Moravec: Modern physics suggests time may be an illusion. Einstein’s theory of relativity, for example, suggests the universe is a static, four-dimensional block that contains all of space and time simultaneously – with no special “now”.

What’s the future to one observer, is the past to another. That means time doesn’t flow from past to future, as we experience it.

This clashes with how time is conceptualised in other areas of physics, such as quantum mechanics, however. So is time an illusion or not? One approach to find out would be to try to prove that time is unreal using logic alone.

In 1908, J.M.E. McTaggart, an English philosopher, published a paper arguing that we might be able to work out the unreality of time just using logical thinking alone.

Imagine that someone has given you a box of cards, each one representing an event. One card describes the year 2024, another one the death of Queen Victoria, and another the solar eclipse in 2026. The cards have been mixed up. You have been told to arrange these cards in a way that represents time. How would you go about doing it?...<<<Read More>>>...

Thousands Of Questions That Pinocchio Will Never Answer ....

 Here we are over half the way through 2026 AD. That is 2026 years after the birth of an alleged super hero. Everything before then is, as we have grown up to know, B.C (Or Before Christ). A success story for the victors ... and a perfect carpet to sweep all that has gone before it under the carpet. After the destruction of major world libraries, and the confiscation of historic data, mankind has seemingly lost its way as far as its past; its true ancestors; and its identity.

For this deliberate act of horrific proportions, we have decided to nickname The Hidden Hand (The approx 3% of mankind that controls the 97%) as "Messrs Billy Liar & Pinocchio" or 'They Of The Rather Large Nose That Keeps Growing'.  I'm sure they won't mind. They have a huge treasure trove, of course, that contains the truth of what happened before the alleged Biblical days ...

We have a right to know our true heritage don't we? All the testaments of a highly advanced human past is evident all around the world. Equally, there is sufficient proof that nuclear weaponry has been employed all the way down through the human ages. What isn't evident is how, or when the invisible force began taking us over. Was it around millions of years ago when mankind lived in its advanced cities, and existed in its advanced civilisations. Yes, you read it right ... millions of years! Time is relative they say ... so a million years in our current time continuum seems a long time ago. But in truth, it may as well have been only yesterday.

All that matters is the fact that we are NOT the most advanced human civilisation. We have been totally and utterly duped by Pinocchio and its crooked cronies. History has been rewritten and rewritten down through the ages ... so now we haven't a clue what really went on.

We are more interested in deducing if those civilisations went the way ours is going? Are the former inhabitants of those mighty cities all lost on some Virtual Reality World after having had A.I and technology force fed to them? Were they duped into uploading their consciousness into a quantum computer reality? There is so much evidence of civilisations that just DISAPPEARED over night! Mmmm.... suspicious or what?

Has this invisible force got a tried and tested means of disposing of biological life forms? Life forms which then are regenerated by the original Noah's Ark programming ... so human life forms fire into life again ...? Or is this the first time that the invisible force has employed its technological hell on humans? We've no way of knowing because the history books don't stretch very far past B.C and the Old Testament lands ... its all speculations; yet its fact that life just wasn't in the Holy Lands at that time. It was all over the world ... so its a major cover up; and appears to have been in force for such a long time. 

Why has this current version of mankind only been subjected to the Sodium Fluoride, Aspartame, Chemtrails etc ... over the last 30 or so years? What sparked this off ... what have we missed as the 70%? Are we still dangerous or is it too far gone? There are thousands of these unanswered questions .... and its unlikely we are ever going to know for sure. We feel, sadly, that this human civilisation may well follow the fate of all the other ones ... and fade to dust. And in tens of thousands of years from now, there will be humans faced with exactly the same shit as we are ... it is the time loop in action. But how long between the start and the finish; and how long is the loop? More questions ... 

Time Travel’s Unpleasant Side Effect: Memory Loss

Imagine that you had the ability to travel back in time. But when you returned to the present, you found that you could not remember anything about it. Physicists believe that this is a real consequence that time travelers may face.

While most research has focused on the mechanics of time travel, little attention has been given to its effects on the traveler. The new study suggests that journeying through time could come with unusual side effects—most notably, the loss of all memories from the trip.

Researchers believe this phenomenon is tied to the concept of a “closed timelike curve” (CTC), a feature of Einstein’s general theory of relativity.

A closed timelike curve is a concept in Einstein’s general theory of relativity where, under certain conditions, spacetime forms loops. These loops result in paths in spacetime that return to their starting point, allowing time travel to an earlier point.

According to scientists, when a person travels back in time and returns to the present, the second law of thermodynamics states that entropy, or the degree of disorder in a system, always increases with time.

This process cannot be easily reversed, because it would mean a decrease in entropy, which does not naturally occur in the universe....<<<Read More>>>...

Traveling through time: The story of Irene Corbally Kuhn

 Irene Corbally Kuhn, a pioneering journalist in the early 20th century, embarked on numerous adventures around the world. In her memoir “Assigned to Adventure,” published in 1938, she recounts her remarkable career up until that time.

While her book covers a wide range of captivating stories, one passage stands out as particularly intriguing. In this section, Irene describes an eerie experience that could be interpreted as either a time-slip or a psychic vision of a future tragedy.

Let’s delve into Irene’s life and the context surrounding this extraordinary incident. In 1922, Irene was stationed in Shanghai, where she tied the knot with Bert Kuhn, a fellow reporter who served as the news editor for the “China Press.” The couple’s joy multiplied when they welcomed their daughter, Rene, in the subsequent year....<<<Read More>>>... 

Mysteries of timeslips: The man who visited 1966

 Time slips, also known as temporal displacement or time warps, is a phenomenon in which an individual experiences a sudden shift in time and space. This can manifest as a feeling of being transported to a different time period or location, or even as a brief glimpse into the past or future. The phenomenon has been reported throughout history and across cultures, and has been the subject of much debate and speculation.

On Wednesday, June 11, 1997, violent thunderstorms raged over Wirral, North West England, and there was a dramatic lightshow in the heavens over Hoylake as strange forked lightning travelled sideways back and forth across the clouds with a loud crackling and fizzing sound.

As the thunder shook the four corners of the peninsula, a 67-year-old widower named Jimmy went missing from his home and was last seen walking near Hoylake promenade.

Jimmy was being treated for clinical depression at the time and his two sons, Roger and Martin, drove around looking for him....<<<Read More>>>...

 

Strange story of the Chronovisor that took a photo of Jesus Christ

 The concept of time travel is considered a very fascinating topic for most people. The ability to move back and forth in time can give rise to many possibilities.

However, this mystery is likely to become even more mysterious if someone claims to have witnessed an important historical event by going back in time using a time travel machine.

We are talking about a certain invention called Chronovisor, with the help of which, allegedly, scenes from the life of Jesus Christ were captured on photographic film. And now this device, as it is believed, is kept in the Vatican in especially strict secrecy....<<<Read More>>>...

 

Time Might Flow Backward and Forward in Quantum Realm

People perceive time as a one-way street, always moving from the past through the present to the future. However, a new study reveals that in the quantum world, time can flow both forward and backward.

Physicists have studied the behavior of time within quantum systems using a set of equations, finding that these equations hold true whether time is moving forward or backward.

The study, published in Scientific Reports, provides theoretical evidence of an unusual flow of time at the quantum level.

Quantum physics suggests that time can run backwards due to the peculiar behaviors of particles at this scale, which seem unnatural on a macroscopic level....<<<Read More>>>...

WTF! This Scientist Warns We’re Stuck in a Time Loop.. The Evidence Is Everywhere

Time Traveller John Titor Suddenly Vanished, But Now He’s Suddenly Reappeared

A Completely New Paradigm Could Change Everything

 What if Schrodinger, Kastrup and Felton are correct, and that it's the conditioned distinction our limited minds that makes any perceived difference between the physical and the mental and illusion?

A deep understanding that matter and energy are not two but one would also support the nondual “All is Consciousness” philosophers; however, it is something our current minds can’t accept – especially in view of our apparent forays into “outer space.”

Not A Flat Earther – But….

I’ve always suspected that somehow, despite our apparent physical visits to the Moon and Mars, the entire notion of a vast purely material outer space might be a psychological illusion based on our limited brains and the limitations of our biological reality...<<<Read More>>>....

How logic alone may prove that time doesn’t exist

 Matyas Moravec: Modern physics suggests time may be an illusion. Einstein’s theory of relativity, for example, suggests the universe is a static, four-dimensional block that contains all of space and time simultaneously – with no special “now”.

What’s the future to one observer, is the past to another. That means time doesn’t flow from past to future, as we experience it.

This clashes with how time is conceptualised in other areas of physics, such as quantum mechanics, however. So is time an illusion or not? One approach to find out would be to try to prove that time is unreal using logic alone.

In 1908, J.M.E. McTaggart, an English philosopher, published a paper arguing that we might be able to work out the unreality of time just using logical thinking alone...<<<Read More>>>...

 

The Lie We Live - Alan Watts on the Illusion of Time

Beyond the Time Barrier: Timeslip in Oxton, England

 In August 2009, a 42-year-old lady named Helen left her flat on Talbot Road in Oxton, England, and walked 600 yards to her local – the Caernarvon Castle, where she enjoyed a half of lager in the pub car park with many other customers who were enjoying a drink and a meal as they made the most of the unpredictable English summer.

Helen was feeling a bit down because she had just split with Mike, her boyfriend of two years, and every time she thought of some hurtful memory of their time together, she would imagine she was sticking a label with the words “bad thought” on a little thought balloon – a technique her doctor had told her to try as a form of cognitive behavioural therapy.

Helen looked about, people-watching, and then after a Bacardi and coke she decided to walk home.

She was just leaving the car park of the Caernarvon Castle, when a car decelerating on Bidston Road beeped its horn. Helen noticed the car was an old fashioned model, and saw the name “Corsair” on its boot. The Ford Corsair halted just ahead of Helen and the driver, a woman aged about 25, with a babushka scarf on and a pair of sunglasses shouted something to her.

Helen went to the offside of the vintage vehicle to see what the driver wanted. ‘Could you possibly direct me to Ingestre Court?’ said the woman in a well-spoken voice.

‘Yes, it’s straight down this road, and to the right,’ answered Helen, ‘I live in the flats near there.’

‘Oh, do you fancy a lift there then? And you can show me the way?’ asked the woman, who adjusted her shades and peeped over them with a huge pair of friendly sky-blue eyes.

‘Yes, of course, thanks,’ said Helen, and she got into the car. Seconds after this, Helen noticed that all of the cars travelling up and down Bidston Road were vehicles that looked as if they were from the 1960s and 1970s.....<<<Read More>>>....

Case without answer: The timeslipped homeless man

 Most of us live in a state of unthinking acceptance. We stroll through the little-questioned area of this life, having been indoctrinated about many things in our youth so that we are programmed with the prejudices and belief systems of our parents and the people before them, so we rarely see existence as it really is, but now and then, something may open our minds and hint that what we think we know about the universe is claptrap.

One of the most jarring things that can shake a person awake and shock them out of their conditioning is the timeslip, because it makes a mockery about all of the things our elders taught us about time.

We believe time has an arrow that travels from the past to the future and it moves steadily and nothing can speed it up or slow it down.

The great Isaac Newton fell for that belief, but Einstein and other scientists then proved, mathematically at first and then through experiment, that time could be stretched like an elastic band through a process known as time dilation, and now even the ‘flow of time’ is being looked at with a suspicious eye by quantum physicists engaged in time reversal symmetry – because it would seem time may move forwards AND backwards....<<<Read More>>>....

 

‘Paradox-Free’ Time Travel Is Theoretically Possible

 The question of whether time travel is theoretically possible remains a fascinating topic for scientists. The concept of time loops, as predicted by Einstein’s theory of general relativity, has been a subject of interest in the field of dynamics.

As movies such as The Terminator, Donnie Darko, Back to the Future and many others show, moving around in time creates a lot of problems for the fundamental rules of the Universe: if you go back in time and stop your parents from meeting, for instance, how can you possibly exist in order to go back in time in the first place?

Physics student Germain Tobar from the University of Queensland in Australia has worked out a way to “square the numbers” to make time travel viable without paradoxes, reports sciencealert.com.

Tobar’s work suggests that space-time can potentially adapt itself to avoid paradoxes. For example, if a time traveler journeys into the past to stop a disease from spreading, the disease would still escape some other way, removing the paradox....<<<Read More>>>...

 

Does Reality Operate on Cyclical Timelines?

 Many of our assumptions have been “proven” by Science and to the extent the results are from empirical evidence and repeated and verified experiments, science has made much of our life easier, especially from a purely physical perspective.

But we all know that science has also been greatly politicized recently and often corrupted by – what else – money and power.

What if science eventually discovers evidence of cyclical time?   Would it help explain the rise of hate movements that were thought to be extinguished?

Throughout history, we have many examples of accepted beliefs being proven false, from the work of Copernicus and Galileo to the advent of Quantum Theory in the last century.

So here is what a completely different view of temporal reality was among some ancient cultures, according to an impersonal and presumably unbiased AI:

My question:  Which civilizations had cyclical conceptions of time?

ChatGPT’s response:

Several civilizations throughout history have had cyclical conceptions of time. Here are a few notable examples:

1. Ancient Indian Civilization: In Hinduism, time is conceptualized as a series of cycles known as "yugas." Each yuga represents a different era or age, characterized by specific qualities and durations. The cycle is said to repeat itself indefinitely, with each yuga following the previous one in a specific order.

2. Ancient Mayan Civilization: The Mayans had a complex cyclical calendar system known as the Long Count. This calendar consisted of several cycles of different lengths, and it was believed that the world went through a series of creations and destructions in a repetitive manner.

3. Ancient Egyptian Civilization: The ancient Egyptians had a cyclical view of time that was closely tied to the annual flooding of the Nile River. The annual flooding marked the beginning of a new agricultural cycle and was seen as a symbol of renewal and rebirth.

4. Ancient Chinese Civilization: Traditional Chinese philosophy, particularly influenced by Taoism, has a cyclical view of time. The concept of Yin and Yang, the interplay of opposing forces, is central to this worldview. The Chinese also had cyclical calendars, such as the 60-year cycle known as the Sexagenary cycle.

5. Mesoamerican Civilizations: Apart from the Mayans, other Mesoamerican civilizations like the Aztecs and the Zapotecs also had cyclical conceptions of time. They believed in the existence of multiple worlds that were destroyed and recreated in a cyclical manner.

These are just a few examples of civilizations with cyclical conceptions of time. There are many other cultures and indigenous societies around the world that have embraced similar beliefs....<<<Read More>>>...

Physicist created a time machine to return the deceased father

 Ronald Lawrence Mallettis an American theoretical physicist, academic and author. He has been a faculty member of the University of Connecticut since 1975 and is best known for his scientific position on the possibility of time travel, reports The Guardian

Scientist Ronald Mallett became interested in this issue after the death of his father in order to return to that tragic year and save him.

After losing his beloved father when he was 10, Ronald Mallett read HG Wells and Einstein. They inspired his eminent career as a theoretical physicist – and his lifelong ambition to build a time machine

Now the 77-year-old scientist is confident that he has found a solution to the problem of time travel. According to him, you can return to the past by “twisting” the fabric of space-time due to the ring of moving lasers....<<<Read More>>>...

 

Astrophysicist Joe Pesce: Can a time traveller change the past?

 Can a time traveller change the past? If so, then the universe seems to have an unknown power that can change events.

A new study from the University of Queensland suggests that it is not possible to go back in time and change the events of the past. Even if time travel is possible, a bizarre chain of events can change the timeline. It’s like the plot of a sci-fi movie, but it could be real.

Speaking in a video for The Hill, National Science Foundation program director and astrophysicist Joe Pesce discussed new research on Einstein’s general theory of relativity.

Pesce, who noted that he doesn’t believe time travel will become a reality, said: “The timeline rearranges itself. It self-corrects to avoid any paradox.”

Using COVID-19 as an example, he suggested that if the time traveler tried to stop Patient Zero from spreading the virus, then time would fix itself. So he or someone else could become patient zero and the pandemic would still happen.

Using himself as a hypothetical time traveller, Pesce explained:

“I travel back in time. If I prevent the infection of patient zero and stop the pandemic, then this will remove my motivation for traveling to the past. And that is the essence of the grandfather paradox.”

“So what these researchers found in the math is that events will recalibrate themselves. So maybe I go and stop patient zero, but then I become patient zero and start an infection.”...<<<Read More>>>....

Reality Shifts: Slips Between the Cracks of Time and Space

 Perception determines “truth.” We invent our own reality through our own perceptions and others’, and by accepting what appears to be real as real.

History is filled with stories of people who, in “slipping between the cracks” of their own consciousness (thus altering how they perceived the world around them) uncovered different ways to experience reality. What they accomplished in doing this made an impact on society. You and I, all of us, have profited again and again because this happened.

Chester F. Carlson, for example, inventor of the Xerox duplication process and founder of the Xerox Corporation, was a devotee of a certain trance medium who channelled spirit beings.

While attending a series of sessions with the woman, he eventually “received” the photocopy process from the spirit beings she contacted. After experimenting with the technique and making a few adjustments, the Xerox process was born, along with a multi-billion-dollar company.

George Washington Carver took the peanut, until then used as hog food, and the exotic and neglected sweet potato, and turned them into hundreds of products, including cosmetics, grease, printer’s ink, coffee, and peanut butter....<<<Read More>>>...