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Subject: Is the moon there when nobody looks?
Date: Sat, 07 Jul 2018 10:17:23 -0700
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Is the moon there when nobody looks?

Actually, even if you're looking at it, it's not there...at least not all there.


It's all there as time has passed, but it's not all there while time is passing.


You cannot travel into the future because there is no future to travel too..


it's not all there..yet.

One minute of 'absolute time' is not all there either.

If you were to jump one second forward of 'absolute time'..it would be blank,

or you would hit a blank wall.

You can probably see a half of moon..

but the other half..hasn't happen yet.


When is the future?

The future is Now.