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There is no time, only movement. No movement == no time. You can't measure time without movement. If everything in the universe stopped moving, no time would pa
by russellbeattie 4y ago
There is no time, only movement. No movement == no time. You can't measure time without movement. If everything in the universe stopped moving, no time would pass.
The first moment happened when space was created and something in it changed its position.
(Of course, that something is matter, which is just a wave, and a wave by definition is movement... So really, time started when reality started wobbling.)
- TedDoesntTalk 4y ago> So really, time started when reality started wobbling “It’s all wiggles” —- Alan Watts
- russellbeattie 4y agoI never heard of him before! He was definitely into wiggles. And psychedelics apparently. > "But the real world is wiggly, wiggly, wiggly. Now when you have a wiggly system like a cloud, how much wiggle is a wiggle? Well, you have to draw the line somewhere. And so people come to sorts of agreements about, uh, how much of a wiggle is a wiggle; that is to say a thing. One wiggle, you can always reduce any one wiggle into sub-wiggles. Or see it as a subordinate wiggle in a bigger wiggle. But there’s no real fixed rule about it.” He and Schrödinger would have had a blast together.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoMany of his lectures are on YouTube (audio only). I hope you enjoy him. He’s a great entertainer/speaker.