Hey there,
I want to pose some questions related to time:
Does the act of observing the past through time travel actually change it? Could the observer become entangled with the past, causing unintended consequences in the present, like a butterfly effect on a cosmic scale? This raises questions about free will, predestination, and the very nature of observation.
Feel free to share your thoughts on it!!
I understand that everything is now, including the entirety of spiral time streams, within the Spiral arms of the Milky Way, for instance.
We are little consciousnesses, flowing through our Life streams, which are part of the spiral time streams.
There would be planes of consciousnesses, flowing through these Spiral arms of the Milky Way, the actual time streams, at intervals, which for Earth, may be 20 year intervals, or some derivative thereof.
That's indicated by the story of the Philadelphia Experiment, in which one man jumps overboard, in 1943, from the USS Eldridge in distress, during the experiment and lands in the 1963 parts of the time streams, whereas two men jump overboard together, and land in the 1983 parts of the time streams.
The intervals between, where planes of consciousnesses(parallel realities or parallel universes)are flowing, would be "dead zones", where the cinema still exists, but where little consciousnesses are not presently flowing. The normal flow of these consciousnesses would be spiralling outward from the center of the Milky Way. Since this system exists as a whole, you affect this system, no matter how you flow through it, whether flowing at the normal rate outward, in your parallel reality or time travelling or teleporting elsewhere, to other parallel realities or between realities, to "dead zones".
Of course that suggests that there may be other versions of you, but not exactly you, flowing through the same life stream you are, but living and moving it somewhat differently than you, at intervals in the parallel realities. So there could be versions of you at say 20 year intervals, "past" and "future", in the parallel realities. But it all exists right now.
You've nailed it with the acronym "D.A.M.N."—it's like a playbook straight out of a spy thriller! And you're spot on about the internet being the ultimate game-changer. Who would've thought that Al Gore's invention would turn out to be such a thorn in the side of cover-ups and conspiracies? Damn you, indeed, Al!
