Much has been observed about the apparent time-independent nature of the human mind, from psychic abilities to prophecy to deja vu to precognition. But there is more than these things would suggest. It is well known that languages evolve over time as new words are created and old ones are changed. But what was at one point discovered and mostly discarded offers a bigger clue than psychic abilities. You see, many words in the english language have meaning when spoken in reverse. This was manifested as back masking in music in the hippy era. Perceived primarily as a novelty it was scarcely developed into a meaningful form. Some examples of words and phrases are: (format "forward phrase -> backward phrase")
work -> crew
worry -> hero
say -> yes
one -> know
life -> feel
Some words' reverse pronunciations offer insight into the meaning of the first word. The similaritiy between "work" and "crew" is obvious (the phrase "work crew" is what i call a temporal palindrome). A hero is sought when people worry. And life is about feeling.
It also suggests that humans unconsciously think both forward and backward in time. Using words that make sense both directions means that one travelling back in time could have some understanding of thoughts and words spoken forward in time.
I have noticed that when my mind is "idle" (not actively thinking, but with seemingly random thoughts entering my mind) the thoughts are often precognitive in nature. I suspect that thought is like any other force, such that the action of thought forward in time creates an equal and opposite reaction in time. That means that when a person thinks something, the thought is transmitted equally forward and backward in time. But the thoughts would overlap with any thoughts present at any given instant, making the strongest thoughts most perceived.
work -> crew
worry -> hero
say -> yes
one -> know
life -> feel
Some words' reverse pronunciations offer insight into the meaning of the first word. The similaritiy between "work" and "crew" is obvious (the phrase "work crew" is what i call a temporal palindrome). A hero is sought when people worry. And life is about feeling.
It also suggests that humans unconsciously think both forward and backward in time. Using words that make sense both directions means that one travelling back in time could have some understanding of thoughts and words spoken forward in time.
I have noticed that when my mind is "idle" (not actively thinking, but with seemingly random thoughts entering my mind) the thoughts are often precognitive in nature. I suspect that thought is like any other force, such that the action of thought forward in time creates an equal and opposite reaction in time. That means that when a person thinks something, the thought is transmitted equally forward and backward in time. But the thoughts would overlap with any thoughts present at any given instant, making the strongest thoughts most perceived.