All of them were visual elements that I was aware of at the moment, and I couldn't be sure that there was anyone outside of them.

In other words, I can't be sure that the elements of the picture that I perceive are because someone is actually there, and then I am aware of them.

Maybe it's alien control, maybe it's just a super-real dream, maybe it's a high-tech device demonstration in itself. There are so many possibilities, and this world is real, just one of many.

The world is real, and these people and things are also real, and it's just a very reasonable guess. Again, aliens are a very reasonable guess. Right, are there still few books on all kinds of supernatural powers?

Wrong!

This moment, this is the moment.

It's not like I thought before, what "I'm saying this at the moment", when I reacted, I had already finished saying this, and "I'm saying this at the moment" has become a memory in my head.

It's not that I'll never be in the moment, it's that I'll always be in the moment.

It's just that the content of the picture that I perceive at this moment is changing and enriching.

No, this statement still acknowledges the linear passage of time.

I can only be in the moment forever, all I am aware of at this moment.

The paradox is that at this moment I realize that I want to say, "I'm saying this right now." And by the time I reacted, I realized that I was saying, "I'm saying this right now." So, I declare that the elements of the picture that I perceive at this moment are changing.

But this statement itself has the assumption that it admits the correctness of the memory in the head. I believe there is a moment when I want to say, "I'm saying this right now." So, when I realized that I had said, "I'm saying this right now," I thought that the moment I wanted was real.

Only then will I claim that the elements of the picture that I perceive at the moment are changing.

Suppose the moment "I want to tell" is A, and the moment "I realize I've finished" is B. So, when I'm in B, I think A is also real, and not "A is just a picture element that B perceives".

That's where the contradiction lies.

No matter how much I believe that I have passed through the moment of "I want to tell", no matter what I explain how I get from A to B or something, I can't change that belief is just an emotional belief. It doesn't make any difference with heaven and the Western world, or the shit that life should be.

Always in this moment, why do these perceived elements of the picture change?

This question is not a problem at all, because the so-called change is entirely based on a certain moment before the belief, but this belief is completely unfounded wishful and emotional belief. Assuming that the moment before me is real, this is the hypothesis of the hidden problem.

Once you see this hypothesis, you will find that the whole problem will not be called a problem, and the problem will be directly destroyed.

What a clever illusion!

The more Yuan Changwen thought about it, the more he felt amazed, there was nothing, it was completely out of nothing, but it could play everyone around, if there was really everyone. But at least play yourself between applause, and it's easy.

Sure enough, he will laugh at his previous self, and it will be a fierce mockery. Why can't I see such a simple thing? Am I mentally retarded? What can never be in this moment? I can never leave this moment, and all the acknowledgments of other moments are wishful thinking.

Without a future, what should the characters do?

Without the past, what the hell is the character?

Think about it, how should a character who doesn't believe in the past, who thinks that the memory in his head is only one of the visual elements that he perceives at the moment, and who thinks that the body is just a visual element that is always aware, how should this character live in the world?

Yuan Changwen suddenly remembered the teacher's words, "Consciousness is everything", or rather, that awareness is everything.

Really, I just said that I wanted to get rid of the influence of the teacher, and I just thought that everything about the teacher was just a character attribute. Unexpectedly, I got the same words as the teacher, "Consciousness is everything".

There is no me, all of them are just perceived visual elements. The character of Yuan Changwen is acting, and the character of Yuan Changwen is thinking, these are all picture elements that are perceived at this moment. Not to mention other people, other people and other things like that.

Yuan Changwen was a little uncomfortable, not because these ideas were bad, but because they were obviously like this, but he couldn't believe it. This feeling puts the whole person in a slightly uncomfortable state.

I even wonder if there's something wrong with my brain.

The linear passage of time is too real, too easy to understand, too familiar. The world is too real, and those people and things are incomparably real.

Yuan Changwen is a little strange, but the current content is not difficult to understand, why didn't he think about it like this at the beginning? What did he experience from childhood to adulthood before he developed the firm idea that "this world is real"?

I don't know, because this kind of question itself implies the assumption that I did experience those so-called childhoods.

How else to talk? Whatever you say is wrong, and the real thing can't be described, so what to say?

is a character himself, watching a character named Yuan Changwen chat with other characters. Discuss various topics about empire or life, and express your own views and opinions.

It's just the picture element that you perceive at the moment, what are you discussing? Even this kind of discussion is the picture element that you are aware of at the moment, so what are you doing?

And the character's words and deeds are all perceived picture elements, where is the possibility of what choice exists? I am always at this moment, but the character of Yuan Changwen cannot be at this moment.

Because the moment is just a picture, the closest of the picture that a body is aware of.

That's all.

The body is a role, the mind is a role, the discourse is a role, and the experience is a role, all of which are inferences based on time.

Yuan Changwen found that his brain was very dizzy, as if something was about to appear, but he couldn't grasp it.

Not sure what it is, but it's certainly not real.

Because the character of Yuan Changwen can't grasp the truth, no matter what comes to mind, it's just some opinions and opinions. What to look forward to?

What is there to be happy about about the change of role?

I want a kill, a character's death.

So, the theater viewer mode, turn it on.