Zephir
14th March 2006 - 10:04 AM
QUOTE (amrit+Mar 14 2006, 11:18 AM)
you mean: distance and motion - motion of what ? motion of matter
I know, what I mean - I've told just
distance and time, not motion. And the matter can be expressed by the subsequent wave equation solution, recursively, i.e. just by the space and time mutual dependence again. I.e. our Universe is formed just by the
duality of quantities - not trinity.
But you're right, such duality is trivial to understand...
propinquity
15th March 2006 - 04:20 AM
You are quite correct, amrit - As Time, the local magician, could well be defined as simply "the manipulation of memory". Think about it.
amrit
15th March 2006 - 06:19 AM
Zephir: I know, what I mean - I've told just distance and time, not motion. And the matter can be expressed by the subsequent wave equation solution
Amrit: in the universe there is only one type of energy that has two basic forms : matter and space, space is build up out QS, matter is build up out of QS. motion of this one energy is eternal, it has no beginning
and this eternal motion we experience into time
amrit
17th March 2006 - 03:05 PM
Buddha says: time is an illusion? how that
Buddha discovered that in the universe there is no self. He showed that self is only an idea and has no existence on its own. Once one reaches beyond self time will also disappear. Time is a part of the self (ego, personality, mind) and recognizing self as an illusion also time becomes an illusion.
Motion happens into space only, not into time. This is so, it is not a personal experience, it is objective. The day physics will recognize that will be a new beginning of science.
Robert W. Hawkins
18th March 2006 - 12:37 AM
My ancestors had an explaination of time I find intresting , and relavant to this discussion.
Time is what keeps everything from happening at once, and it doesn't move forward in a linear fashion as most imagine. If it did, time observed from different relative positions would intersect , creating noticable changes from each prospective reference point..
Time is a circle, and every moment in time that ever has been exists simultaneously with all other moments in time, the "progress" of time being measured by your position and movement along this circle time.
To put it as simply as I can, time is not a constant but it does have measurable though variable) qualities. One hour spent on the computer in the morning may pass quickly by your perception, while another hour waiting in a long line may seem like forever.
Time is what keeps everything from happening at once, and it doesn't move "forward" in a linear fashion as most imagine. Time is a circle, and every moment in time that ever has been exists simultaneously with all other moments in time, the "progress" of time being measured by your position and movement along this circle time.
Try to learn this "circle of time" concept and apply it to the rest of your physics. You will see repeatedly time misrepresented as a constant. The problem with this of course is that time has been proven to NOT to be a constant, linear progression.
As in the case of the proven time dialation due to relative movement of objects away or toward each other, time CAN be slowed down or speeded up.
The fact is our relative velocity with other objects in the universe modifies time, and makes it a circular progression, not a linear one.
amrit
19th March 2006 - 02:17 PM
Time is what keeps everything from happening at once, and it doesn't move forward in a linear fashion as most imagine.
Amrit: you have no idea of what time is
Zenmaster
19th March 2006 - 04:26 PM
QUOTE ("Amrit"+)
Buddha says: time is an illusion? how that
I agree, the past and the future aspects of time are illusory. That is, those aspects are necessarily of the mind and have no existence outside of the mind.
However, the "now" aspect of time is quite real! But then the now aspect of time is often overlooked because we tend to relate to time in its durational sense.
amrit
20th March 2006 - 10:35 PM
yes, time has a duration, but not in the universe, in the mind only
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