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Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brav​e  (OP)

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A scalar, 1-dimensional quantity.

Taking this a step further, Albert Einstein said in his later years that the past, present and future all exist simultaneously. Maybe he was right
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Jump into a float tank for 4 hours, you'll know hes right.
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What exactly is 4 hours?

In our measurements of time, we can quantify the size of an event's duration by measuring the difference between its beginning and end. We can do this because time from our perspective is linear. However, if we are asleep and we measure our own perception of time: 4 hours can become 4 days or 4 seconds. There is no apparent linearity.

If I sleep next to somebody who remains awake, our perceptions of time are very different. Yet, it manages to control both "illusions" of itself in order for us to see that time is continuing to run regardless of our observance of it. I may dream for what appears to be 4 days, and yet 4 hours has passed by to somebody else who is awake. How can this multiplicity be achieved simultaneously?

Many questions and yet another still remains - if we measure an event to be 4 hours. What is the nature of this "time" that exists between the beginning and the end of an event, such that it has the ability to become 4 seconds or 4 days elsewhere? Not only can it be an illusion, but it has multiplicity. An illusion within an illusion? Who really knows.

The debate continues and the mystery remains.
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A scalar, 1-dimensional quantity.

Taking this a step further, Albert Einstein said in his later years that the past, present and future all exist simultaneously. Maybe he was right
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave


Jump into a float tank for 4 hours, you'll know hes right.
 Quoting: FistOfFreedom


What exactly is 4 hours?

In our measurements of time, we can quantify the size of an event's duration by measuring the difference between its beginning and end. We can do this because time from our perspective is linear. However, if we are asleep and we measure our own perception of time: 4 hours can become 4 days or 4 seconds. There is no apparent linearity.

If I sleep next to somebody who remains awake, our perceptions of time are very different. Yet, it manages to control both "illusions" of itself in order for us to see that time is continuing to run regardless of our observance of it. I may dream for what appears to be 4 days, and yet 4 hours has passed by to somebody else who is awake. How can this multiplicity be achieved simultaneously?

Many questions and yet another still remains - if we measure an event to be 4 hours. What is the nature of this "time" that exists between the beginning and the end of an event, such that it has the ability to become 4 seconds or 4 days elsewhere? Not only can it be an illusion, but it has multiplicity. An illusion within an illusion? Who really knows.

The debate continues and the mystery remains.
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave



time > african time


[link to en.wikipedia.org]


peace
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A scalar, 1-dimensional quantity.

Taking this a step further, Albert Einstein said in his later years that the past, present and future all exist simultaneously. Maybe he was right
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave


Jump into a float tank for 4 hours, you'll know hes right.
 Quoting: FistOfFreedom


What exactly is 4 hours?

In our measurements of time, we can quantify the size of an event's duration by measuring the difference between its beginning and end. We can do this because time from our perspective is linear. However, if we are asleep and we measure our own perception of time: 4 hours can become 4 days or 4 seconds. There is no apparent linearity.

If I sleep next to somebody who remains awake, our perceptions of time are very different. Yet, it manages to control both "illusions" of itself in order for us to see that time is continuing to run regardless of our observance of it. I may dream for what appears to be 4 days, and yet 4 hours has passed by to somebody else who is awake. How can this multiplicity be achieved simultaneously?

Many questions and yet another still remains - if we measure an event to be 4 hours. What is the nature of this "time" that exists between the beginning and the end of an event, such that it has the ability to become 4 seconds or 4 days elsewhere? Not only can it be an illusion, but it has multiplicity. An illusion within an illusion? Who really knows.

The debate continues and the mystery remains.
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave



time > african time


[link to en.wikipedia.org]


peace
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western time = Polychronicity and mechanical time consciousness

african time = monochronicity and emotional time consciousness

:-)
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Jump into a float tank for 4 hours, you'll know hes right.
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What exactly is 4 hours?

In our measurements of time, we can quantify the size of an event's duration by measuring the difference between its beginning and end. We can do this because time from our perspective is linear. However, if we are asleep and we measure our own perception of time: 4 hours can become 4 days or 4 seconds. There is no apparent linearity.

If I sleep next to somebody who remains awake, our perceptions of time are very different. Yet, it manages to control both "illusions" of itself in order for us to see that time is continuing to run regardless of our observance of it. I may dream for what appears to be 4 days, and yet 4 hours has passed by to somebody else who is awake. How can this multiplicity be achieved simultaneously?

Many questions and yet another still remains - if we measure an event to be 4 hours. What is the nature of this "time" that exists between the beginning and the end of an event, such that it has the ability to become 4 seconds or 4 days elsewhere? Not only can it be an illusion, but it has multiplicity. An illusion within an illusion? Who really knows.

The debate continues and the mystery remains.
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave



time > african time


[link to en.wikipedia.org]


peace
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 62333163


western time = Polychronicity and mechanical time consciousness

african time = monochronicity and emotional time consciousness

:-)
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Interesting contribution, thank you.
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Time Travel Simulation Resolves “Grandfather Paradox”

What would happen to you if you went back in time and killed your grandfather? A model using photons reveals that quantum mechanics can solve the quandary—and even foil quantum cryptography

[link to www.scientificamerican.com]
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Time Travel Simulation Resolves “Grandfather Paradox”

What would happen to you if you went back in time and killed your grandfather? A model using photons reveals that quantum mechanics can solve the quandary—and even foil quantum cryptography

[link to www.scientificamerican.com]
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave

CAN NOT...

AND WILL NOT HAPPEN...

WHY???

SCIENCE SAYS IT CAN BE POSSIBLE...

THAT WOULD BE THE LIE!!!

TIME AND SPACE AS DEFINED BY THE DICTIONARY...

SAYS THE STRUCTURE OF TIME AND SPACE IS ...

ACCORDING TO WHAT IS ABSOLUTE...

THEREFORE YOU CAN NOT HAVE RANDOM CHANGES IN A SYSTEM OF ABSOLUTES!!!

BUT IN A SYSTEM OF INFINITE CHANGES...

YES!!!

INFINITE AS DEFINED BY THE DICTIONARY IS NOT ABSOLUTE...

THEREFORE IS INACCURATE, INCONSISTENT AND IMPURE...
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Time Travel Simulation Resolves “Grandfather Paradox”

What would happen to you if you went back in time and killed your grandfather? A model using photons reveals that quantum mechanics can solve the quandary—and even foil quantum cryptography

[link to www.scientificamerican.com]
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave

CAN NOT...

AND WILL NOT HAPPEN...

WHY???

SCIENCE SAYS IT CAN BE POSSIBLE...

THAT WOULD BE THE LIE!!!

TIME AND SPACE AS DEFINED BY THE DICTIONARY...

SAYS THE STRUCTURE OF TIME AND SPACE IS ...

ACCORDING TO WHAT IS ABSOLUTE...

THEREFORE YOU CAN NOT HAVE RANDOM CHANGES IN A SYSTEM OF ABSOLUTES!!!

BUT IN A SYSTEM OF INFINITE CHANGES...

YES!!!

INFINITE AS DEFINED BY THE DICTIONARY IS NOT ABSOLUTE...

THEREFORE IS INACCURATE, INCONSISTENT AND IMPURE...
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 62830466

INFINTITE EQUALS DEATH...

FINITE EQUAL LIFE!!!

LIFE IN THE INFINITE IS DEATH...

LIVE IN THE FINITE AND LIVE FOREVER...

OR TIME THAT CONTINUES ON...

AND DOES NOT END!!!
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"The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car - why not do it with some style?" - Dr. Emmett L. Brown

bttf
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Re: Time.
A scalar, 1-dimensional quantity.

Or is it?

We can't be sure what exists (if anything) within the world of subatomic particles nor beyond our own universe and/or multiverses. If we could look at the bigger picture, maybe what we know as the 'timeline' isn't really a line at all.

Locally, to our own perceptions - it is a straight line and uniform as we can assume that today seems to go by just as quickly or slowly as yesterday did give or take; however is this just a 'local illusion'? A very large circle, for instance, can appear to be locally straight if you 'zoom in' at a point...and if we could chart time over entire eons could it appear not be straight at all, but curved, perhaps even a circle of infinite radius?

Taking this a step further, Albert Einstein said in his later years that the past, present and future all exist simultaneously. Maybe he was right. Much the same as mathematics does a fairly decent job of modelling the universe, perhaps time is actually a fractal: a 2-dimensional entity that exists within itself encompassing all, whilst self-replicating eternally from a single complex quadratic polynomial.

It's possible that time is an illusion and we have been given the mathematical clue. The square root of -1.

i.
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What time is it? [ Chronos / Saturn time vs Karios Uranus ]

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what do you think? shall we entertain ebre lies of quantum this cat poop that? or shall we look at father?

uranus bless america.
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daprism
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There are several different kinds of currents including oceanic, river, and wind-driven; .....................all with their own driving force................... This page addresses only the tidal currents.

As mentioned before, tidal currents (a horizontal motion) are a result of the rise and fall of the water level due to tides (a vertical motion). The effects of tidal currents on the movement of water in and out of bays and harbors can be substantial. [link to www.lobstermanspage.net]

now .. a dream space substance is it known noun it yet to be known
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again ...if its astrally projected its contained ,aybe ...n a sort of a dummy toroidal shape ..and if for nothing else good.. good for repetition patterns' sake
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wow.. with mod...ests Kelp
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again ...if its astrally projected in some 'astral plane' its contained as well.. maybe ...in a sort of a dimly(smoky) toroidal shape ..
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glassesoff
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hmm
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That is a very good question.
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yes, that's all I can contribute at this point in Time :-).


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Very catchy tune, ty CA. :)

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how does this tie into the concept of parallel universes? would it be theoretically possible to re-live in past or future time periods occurring in parallel timelines?

and if so would this imply that something larger than time holds multiple different timelines? so our timeline is separate from an infinity-1 number of timelines, all running parallel to this time. some running forward, others running backward.

but they'd all be contained inside a meta-universe or multiverse?

Thread: Anyone remember the Berenstein Bears? Proof of PARALLEL UNIVERSE???
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Very catchy tune, ty CA. :)

bdance
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You're very welcome Sir Tim :-).

hf

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What exactly is 4 hours?

In our measurements of time, we can quantify the size of an event's duration by measuring the difference between its beginning and end. We can do this because time from our perspective is linear. However, if we are asleep and we measure our own perception of time: 4 hours can become 4 days or 4 seconds. There is no apparent linearity.

If I sleep next to somebody who remains awake, our perceptions of time are very different. Yet, it manages to control both "illusions" of itself in order for us to see that time is continuing to run regardless of our observance of it. I may dream for what appears to be 4 days, and yet 4 hours has passed by to somebody else who is awake. How can this multiplicity be achieved simultaneously?

Many questions and yet another still remains - if we measure an event to be 4 hours. What is the nature of this "time" that exists between the beginning and the end of an event, such that it has the ability to become 4 seconds or 4 days elsewhere? Not only can it be an illusion, but it has multiplicity. An illusion within an illusion? Who really knows.

The debate continues and the mystery remains.
 Quoting: Sir Tim The-Not-Quite-So-Brave



time > african time


[link to en.wikipedia.org]


peace
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 62333163


western time = Polychronicity and mechanical time consciousness

african time = monochronicity and emotional time consciousness

:-)
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 62333163


Interesting contribution, thank you.
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Or as is widely known in the states as, BMT (black man time). One which Mr Obama subscribes to all too frequently.
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time > african time


[link to en.wikipedia.org]


peace
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 62333163


western time = Polychronicity and mechanical time consciousness

african time = monochronicity and emotional time consciousness

:-)
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 62333163


Interesting contribution, thank you.
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Or as is widely known in the states as, BMT (black man time). One which Mr Obama subscribes to all too frequently.
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No comment.
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Very catchy tune, ty CA. :)

bdance
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You're very welcome Sir Tim :-).

hf

speedbanan
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hfhugs
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That is a very good question.
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I'm still hmm lol.
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again ...if its astrally projected in some 'astral plane' its contained as well.. maybe ...in a sort of a dimly(smoky) toroidal shape ..
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hmm





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