[xzins]

I’ve often thought of each of us as a person at a moment or as the wave of an entire life.

Had an old WWII vet die earlier this month. I’ve known him the past dozen years. He was at Yalta as part of the security detail for Roosevelt. He witnessed Stalin’s motorcade. He married his lifelong sweetheart after 5 years at war literally from the day after Pearl Harbor to the months after Peace in Japan, he ran a farm, sold cars, ran a service station, worked for veteran’s organizations.

I keep naming periods and those can be broken to points. I saw a lot of them. I can reflect on a continuous person back 12 years.

God can see an entire life’s line, and He can see the moments of that life.

Is that a particle and a wave?

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for sharing your insights and experiences with this WWII hero, dear brother in Christ!

God can see an entire life’s line, and He can see the moments of that life.

Is that a particle and a wave?

In my view, a timeline representing the man's life would connect all the moments of his life, quantized as placemarks in the waves.

Max Tegmark in his Level IV universe would see that man's mortal life as a bowl of tangled spaghetti representing all of this, the wheres/whens he exists.

[betty boop]

Is that a particle and a wave?

Yep, both. Depending on who's doing the seeing....