Dennis McKenna

Right. And the fractal nature of time. All of these cycles were fractals of each other getting tighter and tighter and tighter until finally they're basically nanoseconds and even less. So it's like a... You know how a black hole is a singularity based on mass, and if it's small enough, you get a singularity. Well, this was a temporal singularity.

Right. And the fractal nature of time. All of these cycles were fractals of each other getting tighter and tighter and tighter until finally they're basically nanoseconds and even less. So it's like a... You know how a black hole is a singularity based on mass, and if it's small enough, you get a singularity. Well, this was a temporal singularity.

This was the collapse of the temporal continuum into something that could not be described by the laws of physics. And Terence and I used to have these conversations and I would say, well, Terence, the problem is – the problem with the time wave theory is that you cannot – it can't be disproven, right? You cannot define the criteria that would disprove it.

This was the collapse of the temporal continuum into something that could not be described by the laws of physics. And Terence and I used to have these conversations and I would say, well, Terence, the problem is – the problem with the time wave theory is that you cannot – it can't be disproven, right? You cannot define the criteria that would disprove it.

This was the collapse of the temporal continuum into something that could not be described by the laws of physics. And Terence and I used to have these conversations and I would say, well, Terence, the problem is – the problem with the time wave theory is that you cannot – it can't be disproven, right? You cannot define the criteria that would disprove it.

And so it's not a theory, because this is what science does, right? Science constructs hypotheses. It constructs suppositions, essentially. highly structured suppositions about a phenomenon in nature or some process and so on. And if you practice science honestly, you construct a hypothesis and then you say, you try like hell to demolish it.

And so it's not a theory, because this is what science does, right? Science constructs hypotheses. It constructs suppositions, essentially. highly structured suppositions about a phenomenon in nature or some process and so on. And if you practice science honestly, you construct a hypothesis and then you say, you try like hell to demolish it.

And so it's not a theory, because this is what science does, right? Science constructs hypotheses. It constructs suppositions, essentially. highly structured suppositions about a phenomenon in nature or some process and so on. And if you practice science honestly, you construct a hypothesis and then you say, you try like hell to demolish it.

Now, you try to say, what data does this not account for? What are the incompletenesses? What are the deficiencies in the hypothesis? And then you either try to answer those, you elaborate the hypothesis, you revise it, try to account for the data that it doesn't account for, or you shit can the whole thing and replace it with something else.

Now, you try to say, what data does this not account for? What are the incompletenesses? What are the deficiencies in the hypothesis? And then you either try to answer those, you elaborate the hypothesis, you revise it, try to account for the data that it doesn't account for, or you shit can the whole thing and replace it with something else.

Now, you try to say, what data does this not account for? What are the incompletenesses? What are the deficiencies in the hypothesis? And then you either try to answer those, you elaborate the hypothesis, you revise it, try to account for the data that it doesn't account for, or you shit can the whole thing and replace it with something else.

This is like the transition between Newtonian mechanics and relativity. I mean, Einstein came up with relativity and And in the normal experience of reality that we experience on the macro level, Einstein-Newtonian mechanics works perfectly well. But at these relativistic dimensions and speeds and so on, that all falls apart. And it's real.

This is like the transition between Newtonian mechanics and relativity. I mean, Einstein came up with relativity and And in the normal experience of reality that we experience on the macro level, Einstein-Newtonian mechanics works perfectly well. But at these relativistic dimensions and speeds and so on, that all falls apart. And it's real.

This is like the transition between Newtonian mechanics and relativity. I mean, Einstein came up with relativity and And in the normal experience of reality that we experience on the macro level, Einstein-Newtonian mechanics works perfectly well. But at these relativistic dimensions and speeds and so on, that all falls apart. And it's real.

And Einstein came along and he said, well, this experience, this relativity explains this. We know it doesn't appear to make sense because we're not in that relativistic places all the time. But this does actually explain it. And so in science, this happens. You know, one paradigm gives away to another as new information comes available.

And Einstein came along and he said, well, this experience, this relativity explains this. We know it doesn't appear to make sense because we're not in that relativistic places all the time. But this does actually explain it. And so in science, this happens. You know, one paradigm gives away to another as new information comes available.

And Einstein came along and he said, well, this experience, this relativity explains this. We know it doesn't appear to make sense because we're not in that relativistic places all the time. But this does actually explain it. And so in science, this happens. You know, one paradigm gives away to another as new information comes available.

And that's what we were postulating was that – or what Terence was postulating. Well, so the time wave failed its definitive test. December 21st, 2012 came along and nothing happened. And that was kind of the ultimate test that he'd postulated.

And that's what we were postulating was that – or what Terence was postulating. Well, so the time wave failed its definitive test. December 21st, 2012 came along and nothing happened. And that was kind of the ultimate test that he'd postulated.

And that's what we were postulating was that – or what Terence was postulating. Well, so the time wave failed its definitive test. December 21st, 2012 came along and nothing happened. And that was kind of the ultimate test that he'd postulated.