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It seems no matter how right or true this present moment seems the filtered reflection may tell us a different story. What is real? Both?
Well, I think later it will just be a filtered reflection of the symbols you have stored of the moment, combined with the other symbols you have gathered in the meantime. So, again, there is no past. The past, in the case you mention, would simply be your present-day reflection of it. So it is the present, however you slice it. But that was an interesting thought.
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