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TheAconcept
08-22-2006, 02:51 PM
What is time? Based on the A concept of everything

Time is not something that you can physically go back into or stop or even slowdown. Time does not have a begin or an end, because if some thing happens at a point in time there must have being some thing before that situation that caused it to happen and some thing or situation after the situation or thing, and there must be a time period for all these things and situations. The way we measure time is just a way to keep us better organized. We can remember and record different activities from the past this is because all activities which take place in the universe is a result of different forms of energy and forces (light, sound, radiation, heat, magnetic, nuclear, mechanical, chemical, electrical, frictional, gravitational, etc), that is why imprints of these activities can be made in our minds and recordings of these activities can be made through other physical means. If we didn’t have clocks or watches to tell us the time we would only become less organized. We would still be carrying out the life processes we need to stay alive, the earth would still make its rotations and would still be orbiting the sun, and all other activities in the universe would still be taking place.

The current theories are that a black hole can absorb time, light energy and matter, and that time slows down the closer you get to the speed of light. My concept is that it is not possible for time to be absorbed, stop, slowed or obstructed, only the rate at which different things or different activities take place can be stop, slowed or obstructed. Look at it like this it is incorrect for you to say,” time has stop forever,” or even to say, “time has being stopped for 6 months,” this is incorrect because the fact that you said forever and 6 months mean that you would only be comparing how we move through time or how different activities take place with how we measure time and then placing that against time itself, and time is infinite and the whole universe is always moving through time. And another reason why it is incorrect is the fact that you said times has stopped, means you cannot state how long it has being stopped for because without time moving there is no how long, it is like your measuring instrument has being temporarily destroyed.

Now let me use some simple equations to further explain:

If a number (n) which is tell how long time has stop for was divided by infinity then multiply by 100, then the percentage value for how long time has being stopped for would be equal to zero percent. Since any number divided by infinity equal zero and any number divided by zero equal infinity, then zero divided by infinity equal to zero and 198235500 divided by infinity equal to zero

Therefore {(n) divided by infinity }x 100 = 0 %

Say for example the earth was trapped in a black hole the only way time could theoretically be slowed down would be if the black hole slows down the rate at which the activities on the earth takes place. That is the rate at which the earth rotates, the rate at which atoms reflect light, the rate at which energy is transformed and transferred, the rate at which different energy particles move and vibrate, the rate at which waves move, the rate at which organism’s brains processes things, the rate at which organisms carry out the different life processes, the rate at which chemical reactions take place, the rate at which organism move and damage their cells, the rate at which energy is used by organisms, the rate at which their brain receive messages, the rate at which matter moves, the rate at which planetary cycles take place, the rate at which the gears and the hands of a clock turn and the rate at which other activities take place.

To persons in the regions where the rate at which the activities taking place is being slowed down it would seem as if things are moving or taking place at the normal rate because the rate at which the activities taking place in the cells of their bodies would also being slowed down at the same rate, while persons outside of the region could see that the rate at which the different activities are take placing has been slowed down.

Epsilon=One
08-22-2006, 06:27 PM
Time is not something that you can physically go back into or stop or even slowdown.Time is a concept. It is the counting of some interruption. All types of time can be stopped or slowed by adjusting the "clock" that creates the interuption.

Time does not have a begin or an end...Everything that exists has a beginning and an ending except existence itself, which is a singularity.

The way we measure time is just a way to keep us better organized.Yes. And, it is the unit of time, the Conceptual Unit (http://www.CQthus.com/PT/CU) (CU), heuristically described by the Elliptical Constant (http://www.CQthus.com/PT/EC) (EC) that "organizes" subatomic manifestations.

The current theories are that a black hole can absorb time, light energy and matter, and that time slows down the closer you get to the speed of light.The concept of a black hole as currently defined is ludicrous.

My concept is that it is not possible for time to be absorbed, stop, slowed or obstructed, only the rate at which different things or different activities take place can be stop, slowed or obstructed. Look at it like this it is incorrect for you to say,” time has stop forever,” or even to say, “time has being stopped for 6 months,” this is incorrect because the fact that you said forever and 6 months mean that you would only be comparing how we move through time or how different activities take place with how we measure time and then placing that against time itself, and time is infinite and the whole universe is always moving through time. And another reason why it is incorrect is the fact that you said times has stopped, means you cannot state how long it has being stopped for because without time moving there is no how long, it is like your measuring instrument has being temporarily destroyed.Your concept of time is little better than conventional, circularly defined time. You mix your concepts, without really redefining fundamental time.

If a number (n) which is tell how long time has stop for was divided by infinity then multiply by 100, then the percentage value for how long time has being stopped for would be equal to zero percent. Since any number divided by infinity equal zero and any number divided by zero equal infinity, then zero divided by infinity equal to zero and 198235500 divided by infinity equal to zero

Therefore {(n) divided by infinity }x 100 = 0 %Which evolved first, time or mathematics?

fluteaphone
08-22-2006, 11:28 PM
Just one small thought, time, as we know it is just that, as we know it. It has no speed, that we can measure, we can only measure things that move in time, the truly measure it we would have to be out side of it, and since we only see what time dose to things, we don't know it's true nature, it is possible then that time could go backwards, we wouldn't know or notice, there would be no way to tell, any thin we did we would undo as time went backwards, and redo, the exact same way again. Unless time if in some way flawed, or doesn’t work the same everywhere... In such case, it seems we might have seen evidence of it, and I don't have any evil twins yet, I will keep looking though, and if I find one, I will make sure you know, so we don't land ourselves in a soap opera.

Epsilon=One
08-23-2006, 12:51 AM
...time, as we know it is just that, as we know it. It has no speed, that we can measure...I agree. Time is counting, "just that." However, time is counting the interruptions of a "clock." "Clocks" can be most anything that breaks into units, which means that there is a wide variety of complex clocks. The more the clock is fundamental/Natural the surer that it is comprised of cyclical phenomenon with oscillations that are dichotomous.

Thus, the "forward" (linear time) counting of time can be the counting of something that is reversing as a pulse or cycling like an oscillation (cyclical time); all of which can be quite confusing and counterintuitive if the definitions of time and its "clocks" are not carefully considered without a comingling of concepts.

Counting (time) goes forward; "clocks" can run without direction, stop, start, and go backwards (reverse). The concept of time is different than the concept of a "clock" that is often mistaken for that of time . . . and, vice versa.

...we can only measure things that move in time..."Things" that move "in" space (not "in" time) are measured. "Time" is the measuring/counting not the object or its environment.

...we don't know it's true nature, it is possible then that time could go backwards, we wouldn't know or notice, there would be no way to tell, any thin we did we would undo as time went backwards, and redo, the exact same way again. Unless time if in some way flawed, or doesn’t work the same everywhere...When the "true nature" of "something" is unknown to a person, then, speculations by that person concerning "something's" nature, are most likely to be without merit.

dirt physics
09-08-2006, 03:11 PM
What is it that gives us the feeling, illusion that we are living in the present? Time moves forward and backward, side to side and infinitely branches off of itself. We remember the past, but have no memory of the future. Time is measured by clocks and matter is needed for time.

I have never heard of a conclusive description of time, so I like to create my own, simple description of why we feel the present. There are infinite branches of time moving both forward and backward (time moves in many directions, and there is no absolute forward or backward, but we feel time as moving forward) and I am a vessel stuck in the forward groove alongside an infinte universe of matter that all have their own groove. There are also infinite grooves of time that are moving backwards; when my single groove (the groove I am stuck in forever) meets the infinite succession of backwards-moving time, I feel the present.

Just the way I like to view things.