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Time May Not Exist
- jmzachary 19y agoAnd I just bought a new watch! Frick!
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- motoko 19y agoNot much substance here... I'll wait for the article that announces an actual theory next time.
- Xichekolas 19y agoSilly nerd... theories are too boring for the News... they don't explode enough!
- robg 19y agoI'm getting older. As soon as someone can stop that process, I'll say time doesn't exist.
- mwmanning 19y agoDeepak Chopra thinks he can: http://www.amazon.com/Ageless-Body-Timeless-Deepak-Chopra/dp/1844130444/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1200350728&sr=1-1 http://www.amazon.com/Ageless-Body-Timeless-Deepak-Chopra/dp...
- dhimes 19y agoI knew there wasn't enough of it, but I didn't realize the problem was so severe...
- crescendo 19y agoSo "time" would just be our way of perceiving a static causal relationship between atoms, in the same way that "color" is our way of perceiving wavelengths of light. Interesting premise.
- joseph 19y agoSeems more like it's saying time measurement doesn't exist on its own, it requires a human to do it. A person could say that numbers don't exist too because humans were the ones that created names and rules to manipulate and measure them. They aren't written down in the cosmos, even if they are inherently there. If something is moving, what is it moving through if not time and space?
- edw519 19y agoI knew it! If the universe if 13 billion years old, what was happening 13,000,000,001 years ago?
- Xichekolas 19y agoAbsolutely nothing...
- mhartl 19y agoTime May Not Exist Duh. I realized this years ago.