Who buys into the theory we were all born 10 minutes ago?

Question

and that all our memoreys and thoughts were born with us?

Go on prove me wrong

Answer 1

No,

In fact it's quite the contrary--we may  have been born trillions of

time-frames ago, but  there are  sets  of   "events"  which suggest

a  causal  chain  of events which is very complex and  we're the

minds which have tuned-in to  that series of events, but  they're

all separated by random durations.  I think  what I'm describing

is sort of like  the way computer data drives work, and email.

Packets of  data that "go together"  are found and strung

together to recreate  what they're supposed to be, but in

this case our minds are a   creation-of-matter which just happens

to  be  attracted to  the idea  that  something  causes something

else and results in another thing and  so-on--so we winnow

all the instants at which  some sort of oscillating system which

goes back and forth from "virtual particles" to  actual particles

in unison to form "instants" or maybe a better term would be

"instances".  Likely  there have  been  all different numbers

of instances between the ones that seem to "go together" logically

to form   what we've all just experienced.

It's why when  things are going bad time seems to "drag"--you're

losing interest and starting to perceive  true reality--vast spans

of "time" or "ticks"--if things get too intense you'll  actually

experience slo-mo.  I did a couple of times in open vehicle

wrecks.

And the one time I actually saw the scene from  a vantage

point  above the seemingly actual series of events.  Sometimes

we get lucky like that.  

That's my story and I'm  sticking to it.  There's no real reason to

think  that this moment and the "next" are really contiguous.

Prove THAT  false,   @$$whole!

Answer 2

I can't prove you wrong but I would bet everything I have that you don't believe it yourself.

Answer 3

i buy it just as much as I buy the fact that i was born on my supposed birthday

Answer 4

It can't be .... I've been sitting here for twenty minutes and that's not a memory. It's a continuation of time that started for me over fifty-three years ago.

That's a h**l of a lot more time than ten minutes now isn't it?

Answer 5

If we were ALL born 10 minutes ago, who invented all the stuff that we use now we have been born?

Hmm???

Think about it.

Answer 6

Wow. You have too much time on your hands to come up with questions like this! (Or, I have too much to be answering you! lol...)

Anyways, I've never heard this theory, and I KNOW I've been around for 30+ years. - I have the scars to prove it!  

Answer 7

ask me in about an hour.  

Answer 8

I do. I'm only 10 minutes old.

Now I'm 11 minutes old so I guess I don't after all.

Answer 9

god my mums tuppeny bit must be real sore come to that was wondering why i felt chaffed to lol.

Answer 10

It's completely true

Answer 11

you  type well for a 10 minute old kid

Answer 12

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omphalos_(t...

Answer 13

Buddhist teachings suggest that we are all born every moment, that past and future are merely conventions that our minds use so we imagine that we have a relative position in the world.  This idea is called "Arising".

Try bending your brain around that one!

Answer 14

11 minutes ago I watched my self in a mirror and im watching myslef right now, still the same face.

Answer 15

What about photographs with dates on them.