the movment is real
decay is real
the measure is a tool.......in your head
Who is talking about tools? Oh you are, right. The arrow of time is not a tool but a natural process
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the movment is real
decay is real
the measure is a tool.......in your head
time.....IS the measurementTime can be measured.
oh yes it isThe arrow of time is not a tool
distinction?......as in a definitive measure?He didn't say time was an illusion, he said the distinction between past, present, and future was an illusion. The concept of space-time is central to his theory of general relativity.
oh yes it is
so.....space is real
matter is real
movement is real
but time is a MEASUREMENT
distinction?
time.....IS the measurement
a cognitive device made by man to serve man
If you accept either Newton's law of gravity or general relativityquotients are in your head
and there is plenty of space for that
so.....space is real
matter is real
movement is real
but time is a MEASUREMENT
now.......stuff that into the space....in your head
feel better?
I understand.....we use measuementIf you accept either Newton's law of gravity or general relativity
as cromulent, then you're accepting time, which is part of both.
You cannot hold onto a distance any more than you can hold onto time.I understand.....we use measuement
TRYING to understand the item measured
the space
the matter
the movement
such things are real
the measure remains in your head
TRY to hold on to it
so you do understand.......measurements sometimes clarify perceptionIt's the difference between time (which is a direction though space-time) and the perceived passage of time (past, present, future).
Judging ancient and historic knowledge in *1 arc minute* is silly too as most ancient cultures really notised the 5 planetary motions in general. It´s simply an ancient and historic ignorance to do that.Given the Kepler was using measurements made without telescopes and where the precision of Tycho's observations was about 1 arc minute (and Kepler didn't get that level of accuracy), the claim that the orbits were 'known' prior to Newton to the accuracy implied is simply silly.
distance is a measure of spaceYou cannot hold onto a distance any more than you can hold onto time.
One cannot "hold" either in your head very well.distance is a measure of space
time is a measure of movement
hold them in your head
I understand.....we use measuement
TRYING to understand the item measured
the space
the matter
the movement
such things are real
the measure remains in your head
TRY to hold on to it
that is correctOne cannot "hold" either in your head very well.
Methinks you're placing too much importance onI understand.....we use measuement
TRYING to understand the item measured
the space
the matter
the movement
such things are real
the measure remains in your head
TRY to hold on to it
trueEntropy continues with or without intelligence to measure
you do realize?......Methinks you're placing too much importance on
Einstein's waxing poetic about time being illusory.
Distilling something complex down to analogies
for the uneducated masses sows confusion.
Measures are useful.
This makes time useful...as much so as mass.
An experiment...
Try assuming that time doesn't exist, eg, show
up at your dentist's office at the wrong time,
Report your results to us.
Judging ancient and historic knowledge in *1 arc minute* is silly too as most ancient cultures really notised the 5 planetary motions in general. It´s simply an ancient and historic ignorance to do that.