The Parables Of Paradigm Shifts

The Inner Eye

Time Machine Paradigm

This is the year 20XX (somewhere 15 to 20 years from now, you would be __ years old), your spouse is experiencing some pain. You bring her to the doctor. The doctor orders a scan. The result is — terminal stage cancer. You walked past a mirror with her, and it reflects both of your reflections, reminding you of a wedding photo taking. She is no longer the younger bubbly girl you know. Suddenly, she looks so old, and you realized that 2 decades had passed without you knowing. As she staggered weakly and in mild pain, you started wondering how many weeks will take you to that last week you may have with her. The good news is … there is a time machine. Good ! You are back here in 2023. What would you do now before going towards that day in 20XX? This is your last chance. No more time machine.

I can accept your explanation and/or excuses, but you have to accept that you are responsible for your ill-fated destiny and the predicament of your posterity to come, and I guarantee you that it will not change if … you don't. - to `03`, 2006–06.22

If you don't accept that you can be part of the change, you are part of the cause and perpetuation of the problem. - Ursa

I have severe nostalgia-phobia, especially when you know that humans have very little control over their own destiny, and most of the time, they give up before time outruns them. - 2010-02.17

The Theorem of Loving Mr X

Given a situation if your child is dying of a heart problem, his/ her life is limited to merely 2 weeks, and you realize that I am the only person with a heart that can save your child, will you have an intent to plot my death for it?

(Hold the thought there, and then answer before proceeding to the next line.)

Now, what if the person with the heart that can save that child is you.

(Hold the thought there, and then answer before proceeding to the next line.)

Would that prove your will to save the child at whatever cost? Let’s take it 1 step further. Let this child be variable X. If I go back in time, and switch that child with another, to the extent, you do not detect, will you do the same?