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Time doesn't exist. This is a human concept to measure mutations. Brain preserves previous states - it is a feature of a brain. It doesn't require time - it jus
by madmaniak 2y ago
Time doesn't exist. This is a human concept to measure mutations. Brain preserves previous states - it is a feature of a brain. It doesn't require time - it just preserves previous states like a history pattern. What exist is constant change - here and now. There's no time.
- freetonik 2y agoThis doesn’t help because you can say the same about space.
- mz00 2y agoCan you really? IMO, time is immutable and irreversible. Space is permanent and shared.
- freetonik 2y agoWhat do you mean time is irreversible? Your movement in it is irreversible, just like your movement on a one-way road is irreversible in space. Time itself does not possess the property of irreversibility, at least in modern physics. All the equations describing natural phenomena can work both ways, forwards and backwards in time.
- madmaniak 2y agoThis is what differs model from reality. You're talking about abstract concept which helps you to measure mutations but as I tried to explain above - is not a real thing. It's just working and useful idea.
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- madmaniak 2y agoMaybe this analogy will be helpful for you. We have CPU with mutable RAM. You can create immutable language on top and start arguing that you can go both ways in mutations back and forth in RAM. But this is the feature of the abstraction you applied not the core feature of "reality".
- layer8 2y agoSpace is also immutable and irreversible, unless you add time. Time is only immutable and irreversible because there isn't anything with respect to which you could mutate or reverse it.
- tempaway4575144 2y agodefine "Previous"?
- madmaniak 2y agoIn this context those are all states noted by your brain till current state.