1 minute ago, NCiggles said:

I probably will just watch some youtube videos or TikToks on it so I think I know more.

To wrap your head around how future humans could have existed to help the David Wooderson and crew while the planet was dying (and therefore us), you need to think how 5th dimensional humans perceive time.

We can only perceive time in the moment. We can remember the past but not actually exist in it. Because of this, we think of time linearly (4th dimension).

But being able to perceive time in 5 dimensions means being able to see time similar to how we perceive matter in 3 dimensions: not a line on paper but something that has height, width and depth. That means then that reality is constantly expanding out infinitely like branches on a tree. So while we and the future humans have a common starting point close to the "trunk”, we have branched out away from each other. Because they can perceive time vertically (past-present-future) AND horizontally (our timeline vs theirs), they are able to perceive our existence while theirs is invisible to us.

Like I said, I had a lot of edibles that viewing.

Also, this video does a great job helping visualize dimensions 1 through 10. Might make my rambling make more sense:

4 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

The McNabb disrespect is a bit much

I think the way his career ended here makes people forget how good he was. Raw talent wise he was up there with anyone in the NFL. Wasn't the same after injuries, had issues with touch, and wasn't a particularly good game manager. But one of the best combos of athleticism and arm talent in NFL history.

12 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

We are now talking about black holes and how gravity dilates time but not one person has joked about not being able see past anyones mom's event horizon.

Because everyone’s seen your mom’s brown hole.

20 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

I think the way his career ended here makes people forget how good he was. Raw talent wise he was up there with anyone in the NFL. Wasn't the same after injuries, had issues with touch, and wasn't a particularly good game manager. But one of the best combos of athleticism and arm talent in NFL history.

Some fans have to insult McNabb in order to praise Hurts for some reason. It's sad

Meanwhile, in Dallas

I am in awe at how badly the Cowboys negotiate with their few good players. The Texas Bengals

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

Wish he knew when to retire on top

True enough.

14 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

Meanwhile, in Dallas

I am in awe at how badly the Cowboys negotiate with their few good players. The Texas Bengals

Somehow I thought they got it done by now and we just didn't hear about it

15 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

Meanwhile, in Dallas

I am in awe at how badly the Cowboys negotiate with their few good players. The Texas Bengals

It's funny to because if you read any Cowboys message boards or their reddit they all have the excuse that the Cowboys can't do anything and the players are holding out to grt bigger contracts. The Cowboys have no power to sign players earlier.

But this is a trend for every big player for them. This is how they operate.

LOL

4 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

LOL

That was fun. They were dog s*** one year but overachieved the next year, being a botched FG away from the NFCCG. Snyder can’t help himself and signs every big name, their inbred fans were shouting Super Bowl only to have them fall flat on their face.

1 hour ago, NCiggles said:

We are now talking about black holes and how gravity dilates time but not one person has joked about not being able see past anyones mom's event horizon.

I didn't even know black holes could collide; I assumed they sat there almost stationary in space, or the larger one would envelope the smaller one with its gravitational pull

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Two monster black holes just collided — it’s so massive, it shouldn’t exist

26 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

It's funny to because if you read any Cowboys message boards or their reddit they all have the excuse that the Cowboys can't do anything and the players are holding out to grt bigger contracts. The Cowboys have no power to sign players earlier.

But this is a trend for every big player for them. This is how they operate.

That's odd because he was reported to have said he's fine with the other guys getting their contracts before him and he can wait. The wait should have ended though since they're done and he's up next

McNabb was a middle-class man’s Pat Mahomes.

33 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Somehow I thought they got it done by now and we just didn't hear about it

Me too. I just assumed they'd signed Parsons to an extension, because it makes sense for them to get Parsons locked down early. Vs letting it drag on like they did with Dakota.

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

The McNabb disrespect is a bit much

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

Some fans have to insult McNabb in order to praise Hurts for some reason. It's sad

You can't be serious

1 minute ago, mikemack8 said:

You can't be serious

So you skipped over it then. Understood

Just now, Mike030270 said:

So you skipped over it then. Understood

Skipped over what? You white knighting for Justin Herbert for 7 pages when a few people pointed out how ridiculous it was that anyone would rank him above Jalen Hurts? Or you getting butthurt that a few people pointed out that McNabb had a tendency to come up small in the biggest games?

All I’ve seen about the Espys is the jokes Gillis told. I guess they get comedians to host because that’s the only way most people will watch.

And it’s funny because most of the athletes clearly never find the jokes funny. I guess to make it as a pro athlete you have to take yourself at least a bit too seriously.

10 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

I didn't even know black holes could collide; I assumed they sat there almost stationary in space, or the larger one would envelope the smaller one with its gravitational pull

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Two monster black holes just collided — it’s so massive, it shouldn’t exist

I always look at these sorts of things as current science suggests they shouldn't exist or happen. Like the Earth being at the centre of the universe; it's what we knew at the time, based on the science of the day. The more powerful telescopes we get, the more rule breakers we are going to find that change our thinking.

Hugh Everitt was considered a kook for his multi world theory years ago, but now in retrospect is seen as a genius.

As an aside, its why I roll my eyes at Archaeologists fixed views on Pyramids etc, when it reality, we just don't know what we don't know. Gobekli Tepe shouldn't exist, but it does. Let alone why there are so many Pyramids around that have specific astrological alignment. Or how certain items are cut within mm tolerance thousands of years ago

7 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

Skipped over what? You white knighting for Justin Herbert for 7 pages when a few people pointed out how ridiculous it was that anyone would rank him above Jalen Hurts? Or you getting butthurt that a few people pointed out that McNabb had a tendency to come up small in the biggest games?

9 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

So you skipped over it then. Understood

Just now, Mike030270 said:

  7 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

Skipped over what? You white knighting for Justin Herbert for 7 pages when a few people pointed out how ridiculous it was that anyone would rank him above Jalen Hurts? Or you getting butthurt that a few people pointed out that McNabb had a tendency to come up small in the biggest games?

  10 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

So you skipped over it then. Understood

OK bud

7 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

All I’ve seen about the Espys is the jokes Gillis told. I guess they get comedians to host because that’s the only way most people will watch.

And it’s funny because most of the athletes clearly never find the jokes funny. I guess to make it as a pro athlete you have to take yourself at least a bit too seriously.

The jokes were hit or miss. The Caitlyn Clark jokes were hilarious. The audience ruined everything and just made it awkward

1 hour ago, ManuManu said:

Well, he is immortalized now, in that banner that he was screaming about. I'll think of him next time I see that banner in the linc.