Well, I'm back

This week was interesting. It did turn out to be God Week, as foreseen by a fair few, but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. I'm still a little dissapointed - I went in with an open mind ["allright! inspire me!"] and I was kinda let down. We didn't really do any self discovery stuff, just the regular RE be nice, God is a cool guy stuff. Don't have a problem with it, because you can gain from any and every situation. every situation, and I really do believe that. However, did have good conversations with friends, and did get to know people better, and did enjoy letter-recieving, and apparantly there's more to come! Whee! [Poppa was in hospital, Mar Mar's letter got all confused and went back to her...] Also, Lucas is cool.
But still no epiphony, no magical clarity all of a sudden. I didn't expect it, honestly, but it would be nice to know where I'm headed, along the great path of life.
Saw Shrek 2, in other news, and it 0wnZ0r3d. Yep.
However, bad things came from the camp, too - the people I disliked before I now have a healthy loathing for, for example.
However, I have decided on two things, which I am pleased with [open to debate, but... not really]

• I believe that if you put a cat in a box, the cat is dead, alive, existant and nonexistant in the same moment, until you open the box. The potential for any of those things is there, in equal and infinite possibilities. However, if you open the box, the cat, by your perception, is forced to appear in one way, because the human mind can't comprehend something being itself and not itself simultaneously. But if you leave the box there, you'll never know what's happening inside the box.
  And no, you can't make a clear box.
  I think that that has to do with dimensions, as well. You can't percieve all possibilities at once, because, you just can't. There's no "if you practise", or "If you squint", you simply Can not see something as many things simultaneously - we don't have any capacity for infinity. This is something humanity can not overcome, because we can't percieve the other dimensions that exist, and we can't move through them, which brings me to my next point
  
• Time travel, I believe, is possible, but only in one circumstance - that time is static, and we move through it, not that we are static and time moves around us. And time can not only be static, but it must also be pre-determined. And there is no way that you can say or can disagree in pre-determined events - destiny. However, time travel would only be possible if everything is laid out. Because if it's not, you would travel into nothing, which is another thing that human beings are simply completely incapable of doing.
  Time has to be pre determined, because then you would never actually move backwards, and you would never actually change anything. And one person cannot move forward by themselves, everyone moves forwards, it's simply their perception which alters the speed of their passing.
  Time wouldn't change because you were always going to "return" to a time. This is, again, only perception - you simply think you have returned to a past time because it's unfathomable that something can happen twice, perfectly duplicating something that has already happened. An example, which I was talking about with lone_one last night, was Donnie Darko. I don't think Donnie moved backwards at all. I think he was always headed in that direction, and it's simply perception that creates the illusion, the expectation of time travel.

Had to put all that down, you see.