LEB Contact Strategies
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LEB Contact Strategies

Memoryless Operators and TT Scenarios


"You need to wait for the biological system to enter into the sleep state; they always do, and this is something you cannot induce at a distance. Humans tend to sleep some 7 hours and they tend to do it by night. This has to do with both their photobiological nature and the orbital parameters of their home planet. Once in the sleep state you can initiate contact. Unless you leave behind a physical evidence of the contact, the subject will never tell the difference between the contact an a dream. Visual imagery must be fed carefully as the human brain tends to fear what it does not understand and readily turns inocuous images into a nightmare, a special kind of dreams that are frightening and unpleasant for the dreamer."

"Contact using the paraphysical channel should not be made during the first few hours after falling asleep as most humans do not recall their dreams upon awakening. The LEB contact strategy requires a delicate balance between different sleep states which do differ in duration and intensity."

"How does memory work in a time travel scenario? What do we recall once we've traveled in time? Time travel does not involve changing the past; it involves changing what we do remember about the past. This is what we've learned from Giselians."

"Of all possible dream states a human can experience, hypnagogia is the one showing a higher success probability for the LEB strategy. However, loosening of ego boundaries is experienced as a frightening condition by humans. It is thus essential to make them have the impression of familiarity toward the person, place, or objects upon which our contact visual imagery is built."

"Dreaming helps to create, rather than reveal, past experiences. This is why dream technologies are key in any successful time traveling development."

"The desired information isn't lost over time; it is either never registered in memory to begin with, or not sought after at the moment it is needed, because attention is focused elsewhere. Another issue to avoid is the one related to persistence, in which the subject entails repeated recall of disturbing information or events that he would prefer to banish from his mind altogether, that is, remembering what we cannot forget, even though we wish that we could."

"we will need to immerse ourselves in the dark sides of memory and dreaming if we wish to make of LEB a valid contact strategy, and we need to fully explore the properties of the environment in which the memory system operates if we wish to have a slight chance of making contact with them."

"It is clear that a time traveller is not as simple as a spatial one and to visit your younger ego cannot be like a journey to an old aunt in the countryside. If occurrents and continuants can coexist and can be caught in ordinary language and ordinary thought, an object going through a CTC is not simply an occurrent or a continuant. It is possible that we have to leave place for this third type of temporal object, something that isn’t yet present in our language and cannot be accommodated with our minds. The presence of a time traveller can be considered as a third type of existence: he is in a real world but he can influence no objects in it that are temporal parts of the whole to which he belongs. It remind us of the difference between quantum particles and macroscopic objects or the difference between wave and corpuscle. It is better to accept it as a new type of temporal existence and not to force it into our classical view of occurrent and continuants."

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