Observed arrival · 2026-11-13
The Pointer asks why now feels like now
An independent research project presents a versioned working model of how the present becomes an experience.
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The model is divided into named claims with explicit statuses: temporal integration is marked low confidence, while awareness beyond the body is speculative. Its open problems ask what evidence could distinguish a moving-present account from a memory-based alternative. The source register points to Cayce and Swedenborg materials, but describes them as leads whose dating, provenance, and reporting history need checking.
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