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Lok
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Re: My theory that "time does not exist"
HEY! my first post here ever!! heh (im from another board but this place is awesome!!!)
I'd just like to hop back to the original post by Panzar when he was talking about God...( stay with me... remember im new :P ) i believe this little thought is from the book hyperspace... don't remember exactly heh...
anywho, we are three dimensional being (excluding time as a dimension) right?? okay... from there is we picture a completely 2d world we see a person laying flat on his "side," he can look only one direction and he can only shuffle his feet to walk, this person can never turn around or see behind him (of course he could have eyes on both sides of his head, but thats not my point here) we, being 3d being could reach INSIDE this 2d being without breaking his outter layer, or skin, or whatever it may be...
now, if god is a being outside of our dimension (at this point add the dimension of time back in... making 2d 3d and making 3d 4d) could God reach in through time to move us around?? is he a being completely beyond our dimension of time?? or would a being of a higher dimension only be able to operate on us as we are on a 2d being??
i think thats what i mean... heh!!
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5/Nov/04, 6:24
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marriedsinglescom
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Registered: 01-2005
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Don't worry - time will pass
A policeman, patrolling near midnight at a local parking spot, saw a couple inside with the dome light on. There was a young man in the driver's seat reading a magazine and a young lady in the back seat knitting.
Stopping to investigate, he walked up to the driver's window and knocked. The young man looked up, cranked the window down, and said, "Yes, Officer?"
"What are you doing?" the policeman asked.
"Well, sir, I'm reading, and my girlfriend is knitting a sweater."
"How old are you, son?" the officer asked.
"I'm twenty," the boy replied, looking at his watch. "And in about twelve minutes, she'll be eighteen."
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8/Jan/05, 19:33
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Libre
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Registered: 04-2006
Location: NYC
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Re: My theory that "time does not exist"
I'm new around here. But this is an interesting thread - in fact, I asked the identical question on The Book Forum.
Now, does time exist?
A poster above asked if the physical universe exists. I think that is very relevant. Most of us would agree that the physical universe exists, because if it doesn't, then what are we doing talking about it, becuase we would not exist either. Let's grant that the physical universe exists, for the sake of this discussion. If the physical universe exists, than physical objects within the universe exist - and so do their positions - or locations - in the universe.
Suppose at the start of a race, two cars are side by side. After the race starts, the car that accelerates faster is ahead of (closer to the finish line) than the other car. The cars are no longer side by side. The faster car crosses the finish line before the slower car and wins the race.
All this is observable. Now, if time does NOT exist, there can be no such thing as velocity or acceleration, because they are time dependant. In fact, a very great number of physics laws and equations are time dependant. If time does not exist, all that is bunk. And I don't think it is bunk. So time does exist.
Next question...
Last edited by: Libre, 1/Apr/06, 23:05
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