Original Brainstorm of ECCC
EgoCentric Concentric Circles
EgoCentric ConCentric Circles
ECCC
ECCentric Circles + goentricCon
Ego as defined by Oxford Dictionaries:
“A person’s sense of self-esteem or self-importance”
“The part of the mind that mediates between the conscious and unconscious and is responsible for reality testing and a sense of personal identity”
“(in metaphysics) a conscious thinking subject”
Egocentric as defined by Wikipedia:
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“Inability to differentiate self and other”
Egocentric as defined by Oxford Dictionaries:
“Thinking only of oneself, without regard for the feelings or desires of others; self-centered”
Concentric as defined by Oxford Dictionaries:
“Of or denoting circles, arcs, or other shapes which share the same center , the larger often completely surrounding the smaller.”
Eccentric as defined by Oxford Dictionaries:
“(of a person or their behaviour) unconventional and slightly strange”
“ (of a thing) not placed centrally or not having its axis or other part placed centrally”
“a person of unconventional and slightly strange views or behaviour”
“A disc or wheel mounted eccentrically on a revolving shaft in order to transform rotation into backwards-and-forwards motion, e.g. a cam in an internal combustion engine”
So eccentric circles would not have the same center. But concentric Circles would have the same center. And being circles, Concentric would never overlap, but Eccentric could.
Basics of Multiverse. The ECCC.
1. The ECCC is a disc-shaped multiverse similar to the rings of Saturn.
2. Each ring of the ECCC is a universe.
3. Whenever somebody dies in the ECCC, they go to the ring/universe that is closest but also farther away from the center than the ring they died on. So they go to a more outer-ring.
4. When somebody dies, they lose all of their memories.
5. When someone is alive, they lay claim to an unclaimed and unused person in the adjacent ring/universe that is farther away from the center than the one they are already on. So they lay claim to an unclaimed person on the outer-ring closest to them.
6. When a person dies, they will inhabit the body of the person they claimed. If a person has no one under their claim, they inhabit an unclaimed and unused body on the closest ring/universe they can find one on that is farther away from the center than the ring they died on. So they will go to the closest outer-ring that has an unclaimed and unused person in it.
7. Unless someone retains their memories from other universes, they will act exactly as the person they inhabit. This makes it nearly impossible to tell if a person is claimed or used/inhabited by an intelligence or soul.
Esoteric as defined by Oxford Dictionaries is “intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge or interest.”
Esoteric Terms:
Ego: the consciousness, personality, or collection of memories of a person. Only an Ego passes between universes. It is hard to discern if somebody has an Ego, unless they have transferred to another universe while retaining their memory. Because a person will act the same with or without an Ego, unless the Ego has memories of another universe.
Vessel: The person, body, memories, that an Ego inhabits in a given universe.
Esoteric rules of the ECCC based on how I resolve situations that challenge my understanding of ECCC.
- World A has a high birth rate and low death rate. World B comes after World A. World B has a high birth rate. World A’s birth and death rates remove the ability for World B to have many Egos.
So World B will have a number of vessels born far exceeding the number of Egos available to inhabit them. What happens in any universe when there are more Vessels than Egos? Vessels>Egos?
Answer: The Vessel is born and exists in the same way that a Vessel is born and exists when someone claims it. But these vessels are unclaimed. When they die, they do not transfer to any universe because they have no Ego to transfer.
- Part One:
An Ego has a string of Vessels, one in each of the following worlds: World A, World B,World C, World D, World E. World B is adjacent to and after World A. C is to B what B is to A. And so forth.
The Ego inhabits the Vessel on World A. The Vessel on World B dies. This breaks the adjacency connection and claims that the Ego had on all Vessels on after World A. A new vessel forms on World B, due to adjacency connection. But the vessels on Worlds C, D and E are now unclaimed. What happens?
Answer: I’m unsure what you are asking. You explained perfectly that the vessels all became unclaimed and the Ego can no longer transfer to Worlds beyond A and B.
If you are asking if the Vessels on Worlds C, D and E will continue to live, the answer is yes. They are still without Ego. But they continue on.
Imagine you are immortal. Your Vessel in the next realm will live and die. So you will claim a new vessel. That will live and die. This will continue. But, as far as anyone can tell. Those vessels were perfectly normal. They are people. If you were to die and lose immortality, you would inhabit that vessel and be no different from how it was when it lacked an Ego. Claim doesn’t change behaviour.
2. Part Two:
Same situation as 2. Part one. But what if the Ego then transfers to their vessel on World B? Would they then regain claim and connection to their vessel from World C? Could they continue this to regain their vessels on all the World's A through E?
Answer: That Depends. As long as the vessel they had remains unclaimed, they could potentially claim it. But remember, any unclaimed vessel can be claimed by any Ego that is in the adjacent universe before if they do not already have a claim on a vessel in that universe. Also remember, an Ego can only claim one vessel per universe.