Have you ever wondered how great scientist can come up with profound ideas in a short period of time. All people seem to have creative moments or inspirational moments in their lives. We can explain these ideas to some degree by what has been placed in a persons memory in the brain, by there senses throughout their lifetime. However, it appears that another sense (sixth sense) is needed to access additional information beyond the five senses. This may be called inspiration.
A postulated method for this to occur may be similar to Wi-Fi which on a local bases, uses radio waves to propagate world wide internet information, at near the speed of light, to multiple receivers within a small distance such as a home or city depending on the strength of the signal. The source of this information is stored on super computers such as those owned by Google. To access any of this information, a person must reason out what type of information he wants, or desires, using algorithms in his mind and/or inspiration to get at the finite data he is searching for. It is recognized that the information placed in the super computers is semi accurate and is always subject to revision.
Let us assume that somewhere in our universe, or parallel universe, there exists computers containing all of the existing knowledge of the universe up to this point in time (the computers "now"). The problem appears to be that the signals cannot exceed the speed of light, which would be too slow to cover everyone in the universe some distance from the super computers. If we assume that their exists a carrier of information, such as the Light of Christ, that can be everywhere at the same time, and is in all things (Mormon Doctrine and Covenants 84:44-46), and travels instantaneously; (this could require worm holes) supplying the needed information using the universal Wi-Fi. Then there is a creator who controls the super computers and he may allow us to have access to the needed information using our sixth sense.
This sixth sense allows all people in the universe to communicate with each other in their search for truth.
