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Lets say that that you remember your fifth birthday, but that memory is fragmented such that you can't remember precisely remember every detail. How would watching a home movie of that experience be any different than trying to remember it? Does digital media such as videogames and film allow us to time travel as a passive observer, or at the very least, truly experience other people's memories, as well as our own?
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WolfKnifeLaserBacon
We receive communications from centuries old dead people by reading inked paper.
Kelroth127
How high are you?
ireallyenjoybeingnaked
Yes
itsanuglyplanetabugplanet
Every movie is at least 3d. Otherwise it would just be a picture (time as the third dimension here)
LesserGodOfDadJokes
If dreams are like movies then memories are films about ghosts.
lollerllama
You are always traveling in time.
swakner
You're right.... one second forward each second
lostinukraine
We are all time traveling. It's a one way trip but we all move through time we can even speed up our perception of time. It's moving back
radiantbeing
I really dig this way of thinking. It helps set up time being nonlinear and us just not having the means to go back.... yet.
lostinukraine
That's hard