>>1067>Was there anyone else there with you?Just me and my Actuator, "Alistair", pretty much.
>How would a god (Prime Actuator) be affected by time?They aren't; pretty much ALL of the actuators are capable of "time travel" once they become tenured/experienced enough - since they are not organic nor en materia fons et fons, they are not bound by classical restraints. They have access to time "Larkquohins". That's essentially the ability to peg an aspect of yourself to some object in space-time that has cohered of your particular coherence state, and then attach a "backup copy" of yourself. Except it's not (you) that goes back but rather a thoughtform of sorts. There are ways to achieve and refine it if you are conscious sapien. The transterrestrials for example have this neat little headset they can put on that puts them in a kind of hypnagogic state; in this state, it is possible to make a virtualized agent of yourself and then control it at the appointed time/place where you have a copy available to start an instance.
>is there a god that created that oneUnironically, humans are technically the ONLY "god" of time, since we are the only species to have appointed such a clarifying distinction on what is essentially momentum's dictation over organic. Other species simply refer to what we would call time as "proceedence" - something to do with how you can only really go back in time but not forward is why they named it such.