A+Quantum+of+Solace+and+Consternation

This will be the area of revitalizing long-abandoned discussions that stemmed from the dialogues back in Drawing II. **The Free Man and the Soldier of Propitiation, among the Treeless Plain of Wildness and Great Scott and Stalwart Maiden, etc., were discussing the meaning and existence of life, and perspectives of anything in general. This is a page with the intent to breathe life back into unfinished ideas, to follow the __Foundation Rule__ and __Insanity and Perturbations__ to the letter, and see what new direction the Journey of Enlightenment takes us.** One possible topic ripe for re-plucking si the subject of perspective: How do you know anything exists? What if you're the only one with true existence, and how could you prove it?* The Ciscan Leader will eventually attempt to prove this with the methodology of the Stork Hypothesis in mind. The below shall be for displaying our collaborative visual works:
 * I had already thought of something similar before, but the Warrior was the one who sowed the seeds of ingenuity and prompted us to expand on it. I am here to continue, if not finish, the job. Hopefully others will answer the call-to-arms and we shall journey into the belly of the beast, together.
 * 1) Another provocative [and enticing] idea is the quesiton of the Trime-Traveler: If he departs from a point/timeline of origin, does the original timeline still exist, but without the traveller? Or is that timeline destroyed in an instant? Asides from the fact that no matter what, the traveller exists at any point because he existed at a point in time, would he really create another timeline, or just enter an alternate one [with or without temporal consequences]? Or does he cease to exist, but instantly cause another traveller to appear in another timeline? What if every time he diferred from the original timeline, he created another bubble/universe, in a multiverse? Or maybe he does visit an alternate timeline, but he can not return past the point where the time machine was created. Maybe, once he exits the temporal [linear] dimension, he visits another dimension, one on a higher plane. Or, he goes out into Nothing, or the Antimatterverse, where he may cease to exist or return to the original universe. Perhaps he may visit another timeline, but it only exists so long as the time machine permits it so, and perhaps he has to return to his original timeline. If so, does the universe itself cease to function, and begin the scary, scary phenomenon known as the Big Rip/Crunch? Or as he attempts to leave, does the original timeline freeze, absolute zero, but we never notice it, since it would take an infinite amount of time intervals to do so? These are questions we will attempt to answer. So far, the Time "Cloud" Hypothesis is our best bet.