[yendu bwam]

In our current physical definitions ('laws' of physics?), the speed of light appears to be a barrier and the temporal gel of present time appears to require traversing moments as if topping grains of present time along a temporal line with past at one end and future at the other end. It is not outlandish to believe there is a better perspective available, if we can discover the key to unravelling the foundational principle. Should someone discover a way to unify all the known forces, the key to transcending temporal limits as we now believe them to exist may be a natural outcome.

I also am not convinced that the speed of light will be a non-transcendable barrier. Yet there is really only scant evidence that it may not be. I've often thought that perhaps God designed the universe with certain physical rules and regulations - perhaps in order to prevent beings on their way to learning Godliness from destroying each other.

[Quix]

GOD has such a habit of preference for SUCH DIVERSITY . . .

it just seems to me that He would have had more fun creating a diversity of universes based on/structured with VERY DIVERSE rules/laws/structures.

He seems to rarely like to do things the same way over and over.