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Omega
Point
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omega
omega (Ö-mèg´e,
Ö-mê´ge, Ö-mA´-) noun
1.The 24th letter of the
Greek alphabet.
2.The end.
[Greek o mega : o, the letter o + mega, neuter of megas, large, great.]
"If life
evolves
in all of the many universes in a
quantum
cosmology, and if life continue to exist in all of these universes, then all
of these universe, which include all possible histories among them, will approach
the Omega Point. At the instant the Omega Point is reached, life will have gained
control of all matter and
forces
not only in a single universe, but in all universes whose existence is logically
possible; life will have spread into all spatial regions in all universes which
could locally exist, and will have stored an
infinite
amount of
information,
including all bits of knowledge which it is logically possible to know. And
this is the end."
- Barrow and
Tipler
_The Anthropic Cosmological Principle_
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"But all timelike and lightlike curves converge
upon the Omega Point. In particular, all the light rays from all the people
who died a thousand years ago, from all the people now living, and from
all the people who will be living a thousand years from now, will intersect
there. The
light
rays
from those people who died a thousand years ago are not lost forever; rather,
these rays will be intercepted by the Omega Point. To put it another way,
these rays will be intercepted and intercepted again by the living beings
who have engulfed the physical universe near the Omega Point. All the
information
which can be extracted from these rays will be extracted at the instant
of the Omega Point, who will therefore experience the whole of time simultaneously
just as we experience simultaneously the Andromeda Galaxy and a person
in the room with us."
"I should emphasize that
this simulation of people that have lived in the past need not be limited
to just repeating the past. Once a simulation of a person and his or her
world has been formed in a computer of sufficient capacity, the simulated
person can be allowed to develop further - to think and feel things that
the long-dead original person being simulated never felt and thought. It
is not even necessary for any of the past to be repeated. The Omega Point
could simply begin the simulation with the brain
memory
of the dead person as it was at the instant of death (or, say, ten years
before or twenty minutes before)
implanted
in the simulated body of the dead person, the body being as it was at age
twenty (or any other age). This body and memory collection could be set
in any simulated background environment the Omega Point wished: a simulated
world indistinguishable from the long-extinct society and physical universe
of the revived dead person; or even a world that never existed, but one
as close as logical possible to the ideal fantasy world of the resurrected
dead person. Furthermore, all possible combinations of resurrected dead
can be placed in the same simulation and allowed to interact."
- Frank Tipler, _The
Omega Point as
Eschaton_,
Zygon (vol. 24, June 1989)
"By its structure Omega, in its
ultimate principle, can only be a distinct Center radiating at
the core of a system of centers; a grouping in which the personalization of
the All and personalizations of the elements
reach their maximum, simultaneously and without merging,under the influence
of a supremely autonomous
focus
of union."
Time
according to Bergson and Teilhard. Bergson and Teilhard place the direction
of
evolution
over that of entropy . According to Bergson, "all our analyses teach us that
life is an effort to climb the slope that matter descends." Teilhard measures
the duration of evolution by the series of transformations that lead matter,
life, and society toward states of higher complexity. "We are already prepared
to observe that life, taken in its entirety, manifests itself as a current opposed
to entropy. ...Life, contrary to the leveling play of entropy, is the methodical
construction of an organization that ceaselessly grows bigger in the most improbable
way." For Teilhard space-time takes the shape of a cone: the point of the cone
is the outcome of cosmogenesis; god is Omega, the
end.
Towards Omega
There we continue Teilhard's
treatment of noogenesis: "We are faced with a harmonized collectivity of
consciousnesses to a sort of superconciousness.
The earth not only becoming covered by myriads of grains of thought, but
becoming enclosed in a single thinking envelope, a single unanimous reflection."
Yet such a unanimity of consciousness implies
a condition that humans generally reject, depersonalization. Indeed,the
conclusion seems inevitable: "So that at the world's Omega, as at its
Alpha, lies the Impersonal." At this point, "Omega," the last letter
in the Greek alphabet, simply refers to the final stage of
evolution.
At the end the
noosphere
become an "all" that absorbs all.
In refining his description
of "Omega" Teilhard seems to agree. "Because it contains
and engenders consciousness, space-
time
is necessarily of a convergent nature [and]
must somewhere in the future become involuted to a point
which we might call Omega, which
fuses
and consumes them integrally in itself. "Here "Omega" takes on its
deeper meaning. Noogenesis, as it evolves,
inevitably reaches a single focus.
In midst of a particularly ghastly fulfillment of the
dictum "War is hell,"
Pierre
Teilhard de Chardin struggled to hold on to a hope for the human future.
Ultimately, he found it in noogenesis and in the future of thenoosphere. However,
to view his thought as no more than an exercise in
science or
metaphysics,
is to fail to reach the core of Teilhard's vision.
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Angel
Plasma:
The extremely hot state of the collapsing universe in the Omega Point Theory,
where superintelligences ("Angels") exist as computational systems somehow encoded
in the particle interactions.
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Immanent Omega: The developing Omega-being in the last moments of the Omega Point Theory, as it becomes more and more godlike but is still finite.
Omega: The Omega Point seen as a single being or god
Omega Manifold: A limit state
of the universe where the amount of
information
stored and processed is
infinite
(an Omega Point is a pointlike Omega Manifold) [Mitchell Porter]
- Terminology from The Omega Point Theory Mailing List
"Hoyle attributes choice to a superintelligence
in the future. This superintelligence could be what we mean by god. Or it could
just be some new technology in the future that has perfected the means for sending
messages back in
time
from their universe to ours."
- Professor Sir Fred Allen Wolf, Nobel Prize winner, in _Parallel Universes_
Resurrection is the hand maiden to immortality. It is guaranteed by the human love in our heart that all who have shared the human experience shall live again, sharing our common immortality. There are people on the planet today who will never die.
Sofar telomerase and stem cell research are gaining the upper edge on physical immortality. Needed will be a completely new science regarding the human energy body, that must participate if immortality is to be effected. Something must encode the morphogenetic human fields that mortal survival is no longer necessary, and re-program the fields for immortality instead.
Of course with vastly improved technologies, time travel will be an ordinary feature of our immortal life.
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Resurrection missions will
require time travel to gain both exact
DNA
information, but also engrams of the complete mental picture of the person
in order to reconstruct the exact person at the
time
of death. Already research is underway to discover the
processes
involved for total mental imaging.
Now you might say, well if this is true, then these resurrection missions from our future must be plying their way throughout time, including our present. How is it that they've been undetected.
Answer: What makes you think they haven't gone undetected?
Who says that unidentified flying objects must be extra-terrestrials, from another place in space?
UFOs
are extra-temporals from another place in time...our own future...on resurrection
missions.
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Just take
evolutional
aging measurements and you'll see that from where we've been evolutionally
speaking up to now and project that image evolutionarily into the future
and you'll see that proportionally we will be looking just as the ETs that
have been spotted.
ETs are our future human selves as resurrection information gatherers.
Human experience already has barely begun to recognize the resurrection process.
It happens after entering
the white
light
reported back to us by individuals going through the near death experiences.
We enter through that white light and are pulled out the other side, wholly intact, resurrected into the future...with all our friends and family waiting to help with the coping process of the shock.
All still theory and conjecture,
with the actual evidence beginning to
filter
in.
Accepting the scientific plausiblity of our own personal Resurrection by our remote descendants at Tipler's Omega Point, we all therefore have a personal self-interest in working for the long term survival of the human race. It makes altruism a profitable investment. It certainly makes the jaded idea of destroying each other in some nihilistic WWIII a very bad idea.
"Previous to our own era, the only
word which could be applied to this
force
that is bringing people together, causing birth and death, tearing down and
erecting civilizations, was god; and it was
imagined
as a self-conscious force that was leaning into the world like a cat into a
fishbowl and making things happen. Now we have a different notion -- a
notion of a vector system where forces over a large area are oriented toward
a very small space and this dense micro-sector of space/time is what history
is. It is an in
rushing
toward what the Buddhists call "the realm of the densely-packed," a transformational
realm where the opposites are unified."
-- from _The
Psychedelic
Society_ by
Terence
McKenna
-- included in
_Entheogens
and the Future of Religion_.
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