DaveC426913
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None of that contradicts what I said.All things that again AGE
Age is a arbitrary measurement
It is not TIME
Does time exist?
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DaveC426913
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Except for the part where you said things don't experience time (post 1595).
All things with mass experience time. One of the manifestations of experiencing time is aging (entropic decay).
My question about time-travel is this? If someone says something to me, and then returns and the next time allows time to play as it would naturally, am I the only one aware of what was said? ☺
DaveC426913
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If that were the case, it would not be time travel.
So you're saying I would be dead?
DaveC426913
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No I'm saying time travel doesn't have convenient plot devices.
Oh. My bad?
Asexperia
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PHILOCHRONY VS TECHNOLOGY
Technology has demonstrated that:
a) time is relative,
b) in Quantum physics, time passes in two directions and
c) the definition of the second using an atomic clock.
Philochrony, using a simple hourglass or clepsydra, has proven that:
a) time and duration exist and
b) duration is magnitive.
Technology has demonstrated that:
a) time is relative,
b) in Quantum physics, time passes in two directions and
c) the definition of the second using an atomic clock.
Philochrony, using a simple hourglass or clepsydra, has proven that:
a) time and duration exist and
b) duration is magnitive.
How does time travel in two directions?
Asexperia
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TIME AND PROFESSION
In poetry, time is an illusion, a dream.
In Psychology, time is subjective, an emotion.
In Economy time is money.
In Physics, time is a measure, a number.
In Computing, time is virtual.
In Philosophy time is a priori.
In Philochrony, time is real, and is defined as the continuous succession of irreversible moments.
Its magnitude is the duration.
In poetry, time is an illusion, a dream.
In Psychology, time is subjective, an emotion.
In Economy time is money.
In Physics, time is a measure, a number.
In Computing, time is virtual.
In Philosophy time is a priori.
In Philochrony, time is real, and is defined as the continuous succession of irreversible moments.
Its magnitude is the duration.
Time is the singular of times. I bet this is the first time each and every one of you have been "here." ☺
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Yes, this is the first instant in time in which I have experienced this instant in time - but that's not a very useful concept.
...but it's true.
It's a truism.
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