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That’s an intuitive understanding, but it doesn’t account for quantum effects like superposition, and it doesn’t account for relativistic effects either. Basic
by fallingfrog 7y ago
That’s an intuitive understanding, but it doesn’t account for quantum effects like superposition, and it doesn’t account for relativistic effects either.
Basically the answer has to be something like: in the multiverse of possible arrangements of particles, some of them are in your past, some of them are in your future, and some are in neither, but which depends on the observer, who is inside the universe they are trying to describe, and that creates the illusion of the flow of time.
I don’t totally get it either.