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Macy Donovan
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2 June, 22:30
Is space-time and concept of "now" an illusion?
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Carley Lloyd
2 June, 22:38
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May be
May be not
It is depend up on your level of thinkin
But in graduation may be not second option will consider
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Pierce Sloan
2 June, 22:52
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My opinion:. No. If it were an illusion, then different people might perceive it in different ways, but all normal people actuallt perceive it the same.
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