Missing Time

[BIAD]

So,,, past memories, like a Deja Vu experience.
Your Consciousness was transported but not the actual body, do you feel like you're Whole or there in person?

That's a difficult one because the idea of consciousness is still debatable.
The are many questions regarding who or what we are and whether we're actually set above the
other inhabitants of this planet.

If the object that is you -made up of material that is driven by electrical impulses and due to reasons
that benefit us as an individual and species, have we formed these societal-survival modes into a concept
that we've come to believe is self-awareness?

The ability to physically move from one time period to another is something I'm struggling with at the moment
in the current boundaries of what our reality is advertised as.

'...A glimpse of consciousness emerging in the brains of babies has been recorded for the first time.
Insights gleaned from the work may aid the monitoring of babies under anaesthesia, and give a better
understanding of awareness in people in vegetative states – and possibly even in animals.

The human brain develops dramatically in a baby’s first year, transforming the baby from being unaware
to being fully engaged with its surroundings. To capture this change, Sid Kouider at the Ecole Normale
Supérieure in Paris, France, and colleagues used electroencephalography (EEG) to record electrical
activity in the brains of 80 infants while they were briefly shown pictures of faces.

In adults, awareness of a stimulus is known to be linked to a two-stage pattern of brain activity.
Immediately after a visual stimulus is presented, areas of the visual cortex fire. About 300 milliseconds later
other areas light up, including the prefrontal cortex, which deals with higher-level cognition.

Conscious awareness kicks in only after the second stage of neural activity reaches a specific threshold.
“It’s an all-or-nothing response,” says Kouider.

Adults can verbally describe being aware of a stimulus, but a baby is a closed book. “We have learned a
lot about consciousness in people who can talk about it, but very little in those who cannot,” says Tristan
Bekinschtein at the University of Cambridge, who was not involved in the work...'

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So where was the baby's consciousness before that first year took place?
Is the interactive awareness that the infant 'grows' into the one and only consciousness or is it a different
style from some other it held when in the womb?
Is it merely a facet of our animal survival package?
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One of the misconceptions when discussing time travel is the idea of using black holes to do what the laymen
thinks is time travel. Spacetime is effected due to the actions of gravitational forces in the same manner as
light, which is technically what our perception of time is.

If a black hole merely slows time and even though we could theoretically access a past period, would we be truly
travelling to a favourite past event or only accessing all events of 'light-action' collected by that particular black
hole?

Our on-board senses are the initial receptors to the world outside of our skulls and through interpretation of reflected
light, being able to distinguish which sounds are either dangerous or harmless and the other attributes we hold to
live our lives, we create memories.

A library of instances is valuable to sustain that life of course, we can recognise parents to feed us and recall locations
for our safety and survival. But recollecting a memory of a 'gone' event without the uses of eyes, ears, smell and tactile
use is something quite unique.

To remember and have the physical system of a body react is profound and it could be nothing more that the 'feelings'
are a bonus to reinforce a warning or reminder of pleasantness. But within that skull, the time-sensitive event exists.

We don't just relive the memory, we are transported to that event in milliseconds and even those humans who are
born without the external senses to acquire outside information, the same or similar brain activity occurs.

That's why I believe the ability of time-travel must be intrinsically connected to the brain and if correct, it may open
up more answers to what consciousness really is.
It may also change our perception of this reality.

By the way, an advert on the television that involved chocolate-covered sweets and time travel was broadcast
after I'd finished editing this piece. Algorithms choosing product-placement or time being aware of discussion...?!!!