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RandomLogicThough t1_j6btnoe wrote

Reply to comment by Tiger37211 in Is it possible to simulate time dilation in a full immersion virtual reality environment? by MascotBro

I don't know I already feel like I've had some minor time dilation with drugs where my mind seems to go faster making time itself seem to go slower. So with that there seems to be at the very least a way to trick your brain into thinking it's had a longer experience than it's had. With some kind of neural implant and DNI with an even greater processing force who the fuck know what's you could trick the brain into experiencing.

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itsgoingtobeebanned t1_j6c25gx wrote

Bro I had 2ci once and me and my girl both said time was ebbing. Like it would slow down then drift back up. Nothing major but the slower bits everything seemed 2x as slow and the fast bits were just normal

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RandomLogicThough t1_j6d2h74 wrote

I just it's assume something like faster CPU cycles but I mostly only had it occur when smoking weed.

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Tiger37211 t1_j6budzi wrote

Ok... Drugs... I think you have your hallucinatory answer. Done enough myself but that's not the same thing AT ALL. Did you age like dog years? No you did not. You didn't wake up a month older or younger so literally no time dilation. You were just high.

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RandomLogicThough t1_j6bvoz0 wrote

...I don't think you understand what time dilation means here... EXPERIENCING a longer time than the "real" time is time dilation, we aren't speaking of...I'm not even sure what you're speaking, time travel?

Aka, SIMULATING an experience of time that does not parse with the "real" time passage, this would indeed have nothing to do with your real time age or time travel.

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Tiger37211 t1_j6cv1d1 wrote

You're trying to use actual scientific language to describe something that A) isn't possible and B) is just the sci-fi rambling is a drug addled mind

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Tiger37211 t1_j6cusrx wrote

No actually I do. I have a degree in physics you dullard. I don't think you understand reality

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RandomLogicThough t1_j6d2cal wrote

...yes and words can mean different things, English words even have a definition and a definition with the opposite meaning. Here you're looking at the meaning in scientific studies of physics which is not how we are used ng these words. I have a law degree, which is sort of like a degree in communicating. You're indeed the Dillard for not even trying to parse what we're saying but somehow sticking your definition in when it obviously doesn't fit what we are communicating around it, which are called context clues and are used for children to start understanding language. Lol, good bye and enjoy being too clever and educated by half.

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CYOA_With_Hitler t1_j6fgyd4 wrote

I think tiger37211 and this is not an insult, has some kind of insular thinking and is unable to see others viewpoints, so just attacks the person rather than the idea, good old Ad hominem fallacy.

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GoonBointer t1_j6c4bvx wrote

When doing DMT, it only lasts a couple minutes but it can feel like an hour tripping out in a different universe.

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Tiger37211 t1_j6cv3x3 wrote

Yeah that's not time dilation... That's being high🙄

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Tiger37211 t1_j6cvhc5 wrote

I love that idiots down voted this because they are convinced that doing DMT was science... Dumbasses 🙄

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