questfortruth
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The paper
Is gravity the force driving time forwards? | Cosmos
adds to the Entropy growth the complexity growth. But did not explain, why today is 2020, but not 2021, or not 2019. You could think of the answer: "Because the earth rotates around the sun. And it's rotated around the sun 2020 times since 0 AC." But looking at spacetime continuum we can conclude, that the 2020 is not fundamentally special than the 2021 or 2019. Why we feel, that today is 2020 only?
Reality works on proper definitions and on the correct use of words. This is
due to the First Law of Aristotle's Logic.
The problem with definition of today.
1. Today is 2020. Year ago then, today was 2019.
2. Today is what you see on the clock today (right now).
Do you see the problem?
Dr. Eugene: "did you break the "matrix" with this statement?"
Look at the sky: quietly, without noise, one by one the stars go out [do you need the reference to observations?].
Dr. Eugene: "Today is the current day."
If it were so simple, then every wiseman would not think about time. The Niels Bohr (?) says: your idea is crazy, but not crazy enough to be true. I have 100% strange idea. Define today without tautology like "today is today."
Dr. Eugene: "The present, as opposed to the past or the future. Now, as opposed to before or after."
Bad definition, because past is defined through the present. Tautology again: present is not past, latter is defined as time prior to present.
Solution: a human is Omnipresent along his life-line. But the human has different brain power along life-line. Thus, the mind can not process all information together, so it choses subsequent moments of time and calling them Present. "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." (Matthew 6:34 NIV). The speed then of processing information is different for each person, that is while somebody feels like time is running fast, other - that slow.
"Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize." 1 Corinthians 9:24.
Is gravity the force driving time forwards? | Cosmos
adds to the Entropy growth the complexity growth. But did not explain, why today is 2020, but not 2021, or not 2019. You could think of the answer: "Because the earth rotates around the sun. And it's rotated around the sun 2020 times since 0 AC." But looking at spacetime continuum we can conclude, that the 2020 is not fundamentally special than the 2021 or 2019. Why we feel, that today is 2020 only?
Reality works on proper definitions and on the correct use of words. This is
due to the First Law of Aristotle's Logic.
The problem with definition of today.
1. Today is 2020. Year ago then, today was 2019.
2. Today is what you see on the clock today (right now).
Do you see the problem?
Dr. Eugene: "did you break the "matrix" with this statement?"
Look at the sky: quietly, without noise, one by one the stars go out [do you need the reference to observations?].
Dr. Eugene: "Today is the current day."
If it were so simple, then every wiseman would not think about time. The Niels Bohr (?) says: your idea is crazy, but not crazy enough to be true. I have 100% strange idea. Define today without tautology like "today is today."
Dr. Eugene: "The present, as opposed to the past or the future. Now, as opposed to before or after."
Bad definition, because past is defined through the present. Tautology again: present is not past, latter is defined as time prior to present.
Solution: a human is Omnipresent along his life-line. But the human has different brain power along life-line. Thus, the mind can not process all information together, so it choses subsequent moments of time and calling them Present. "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." (Matthew 6:34 NIV). The speed then of processing information is different for each person, that is while somebody feels like time is running fast, other - that slow.
"Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize." 1 Corinthians 9:24.
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