Natural selection implies the selection of a small part of the whole in order to observe and to comment on it with the mind. The mind can only observe impressions that take time to be recorded. Observation moves the object under scrutiny and only sees what was. It sees the object’s existence in the past.

The original infinite idea is carrying the future idea of infinite possibility and is therefore fixed and unchangeable by any type of selection. Once the selection of that we wish to observe is made then life is breathed into a portion of the infinite possibility and the selection lives out its life in time until we make additional selections from the whole idea

Steve Learnard