Hyper Consciousness.

Do you think that the catalystic acceleration of consciousness would result in interdimensional perspective? And would this, then, shift the understanding of the tangibility of reality?

Do you think that the catalystic acceleration of consciousness would result in interdimensional perspective? And would this, then, shift the understanding of the tangibility of reality?

[Obey]

I'll take a beer.

[Obey]

I'll take a beer.

Ohhhhhhhh shit! I think I know what you're asking. wait. know I don't. I'm clueless.

Ohhhhhhhh shit! I think I know what you're asking. wait. know I don't. I'm clueless.

[Shodan]

Considering the fact that I'm a grandmaster of douchey intelligent conversations, and with the vagueness and brevity of the OP in mind, I'm pretty sure this thread isn't actually meant to spark intelligent discussion and is just trolling to confuse people.

[Shodan]

Considering the fact that I'm a grandmaster of douchey intelligent conversations, and with the vagueness and brevity of the OP in mind, I'm pretty sure this thread isn't actually meant to spark intelligent discussion and is just trolling to confuse people.

[Jesse Pinkman]

consider it a success

[Jesse Pinkman]

consider it a success

Originally Posted by Nyarlathotep

Considering the fact that I'm a grandmaster of douchey intelligent conversations, and with the vagueness and brevity of the OP in mind, I'm pretty sure this thread isn't actually meant to spark intelligent discussion and is just trolling to confuse people.

False. With the advancement of AI systems becoming more rapid, and unbounding, concepts such as hyper consciousness arise. What I mean, however, is if this process were then carried out by the human brain, would this then result in an interdimensional perception? Would I be able to think, see, feel, hear, etc in extenuating dimensional planes beyond our own? And if so, would this, then, deter our current understanding of "Reality?"

Originally Posted by Nyarlathotep

Considering the fact that I'm a grandmaster of douchey intelligent conversations, and with the vagueness and brevity of the OP in mind, I'm pretty sure this thread isn't actually meant to spark intelligent discussion and is just trolling to confuse people.

False. With the advancement of AI systems becoming more rapid, and unbounding, concepts such as hyper consciousness arise. What I mean, however, is if this process were then carried out by the human brain, would this then result in an interdimensional perception? Would I be able to think, see, feel, hear, etc in extenuating dimensional planes beyond our own? And if so, would this, then, deter our current understanding of "Reality?"

[Óðinn]

Jack?...Shut up.

[Óðinn]

Jack?...Shut up.

Originally Posted by 2FUEL

Jack?...Shut up.

No thank you.

Furthermore, I posit this question: In the incident of intuitionistic progression one would expect in the occurrence of an event of hyper consciousness, would, then, an empathetic overload impede this evolutionary growth?

Originally Posted by 2FUEL

Jack?...Shut up.

No thank you.

Furthermore, I posit this question: In the incident of intuitionistic progression one would expect in the occurrence of an event of hyper consciousness, would, then, an empathetic overload impede this evolutionary growth?

[Phil Banks]

Originally Posted by Rant

No thank you.

Furthermore, I posit this question: In the incident of intuitionistic progression one would expect in the occurrence of an event of hyper consciousness, would, then, an empathetic overload impede this evolutionary growth?

No
but besides all that fats what would you do for a klondike bar

[Phil Banks]

Originally Posted by Rant

No thank you.

Furthermore, I posit this question: In the incident of intuitionistic progression one would expect in the occurrence of an event of hyper consciousness, would, then, an empathetic overload impede this evolutionary growth?

No
but besides all that fats what would you do for a klondike bar

No for that progression in your own state of mind, or in the state of mind of others, Phil?

No for that progression in your own state of mind, or in the state of mind of others, Phil?