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trendz wrote
at 1:30 AM, Wednesday August 17, 2011 EDT
Time
If time extends infinitely into the future and infinitely into the past, that means there is neither a beginning or an end. It is a state of pure nothingness. We are not going anywhere; not getting any closer to the end, nor are we getting further from the beginning. Neither a starting or ending point exist, which means there is no middle. Just as a line can only stretch between two points, also known as a beginning and an end. This means we are stuck in the present moment for eternity. But in relation to an infinite amount of time, what is year? The answer is unattainable, because the two are not relative. This means that time is not passing, because time does not exist. So from here I ask what is evolution, or any change at all, and what causes people to grow and die? Or if someone has another interpretation of what "time" is.... I would love to hear it. |
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KDICEMOD wrote
at 1:29 PM, Friday August 19, 2011 EDT Time is relative to speed is relative to gravity.....no?
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OviloN wrote
at 6:58 AM, Saturday August 20, 2011 EDT yes. but never forget to see things as an outstanding observer. if you're moving, you don't get heavier in the system that's moving with you. sorry, i'm lacking the right english vocabulary for this. :p
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Thraxle wrote
at 9:46 AM, Saturday August 20, 2011 EDT Does time move slower for fat people?
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Orange Truck wrote
at 6:04 PM, Sunday August 21, 2011 EDT The 10th dimension is where it's at.
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Gangstrrr wrote
at 7:55 PM, Sunday August 21, 2011 EDT Louis Cypher wrote: < If we accept the big bang to be caused by something, there has to be this cause prior to it >
It's interesting how few bring that part up... I mean 1st Law thermal dynamics, if you believe that to be real/true well.... I know of another theory, one you wont find in the mainstream tho... In the beginning All was still... pure space, which you'd have to accept as also being "something"... Like all things having to do with cycles there was the beginning of the first cycle, or whats generally referred as tension, upon the first 'release' ... this something you could say had moved or completed the first frequency in the Universe and the beginnings of Life... was born. nahhh... I still think it was Al Gore invented all of it. |
