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Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 1:35 pm
What exactly is time???? I personally think that time is...: "Every humans perception of time is twisted to no exaggeration of the words "present", "past" and "future". Today's present for example, would have been yesterday's futuer but tomorrow's past. Humans have no true definition of time, since time is just an illusion. When you sleep it seems hours while you sleep but in truth you dream in the last few seconds of sleep. Humans lack definition if they can't describe something so thats why we have imaginations, to make something up so we can invent beyond believed terms. "A contradiction cannot exist in reality, not in part nor in whole. To believe in a contradiction is to abdictate yourself from existence in the world around you and the nature of it, but to imstead do anything that strikes your fancy."; That is a quote from the wise Zeddicus Z'ul Zorrander. He also said: "Faith is a self delusion, an irrational notion dreamed up. Something trying to breath life into a lie by outshining reality." Time is a type of faith saying you can measure the unmeasurable because nothing is impossible.(This is my explanation of it simply stating that time is no more than a deluded faith helping humans think that they hold doinance of what they think they know is right but not what is)
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:55 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:56 pm
How so? if time is relative then the whole space time theory would be considered blasphemy? Canyou explain what you mean by relative? Relative to what?
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Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 4:30 am
I would have to disagree with the theory about time and agree with it on faith.
Time as is being put is a illusion? Illusion is defined as something that deceives by producing false or misleading impression of reality. There is nothing false or misleading about time. It's effects on all living things is purely evident. People grow old and they die this is caused by time.
now faith in the sense you are using it is defined as a system of religous beleif. Therefore faith is purely based on a persons interpratation of which ever religion they choose to follow.
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Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 5:38 pm
Kaydienne I would have to disagree with the theory about time and agree with it on faith. Time as is being put is a illusion? Illusion is defined as something that deceives by producing false or misleading impression of reality. There is nothing false or misleading about time. It's effects on all living things is purely evident. People grow old and they die this is caused by time. now faith in the sense you are using it is defined as a system of religous beleif. Therefore faith is purely based on a persons interpratation of which ever religion they choose to follow. well time is surley a theory because we know no origin of it..... everywhere you check there is no true explenation about why our world must be percieved through a measured approximate. People say it can be seen by people dying of old age but any =thing can fit that... Thats why people die at different ages....do you know the "old" age that people die at? I dont believe anyone dies because they lived too long so they just "give out". Time is an illusion to decive us into thinking we know how something happens, why something happens, and when it will happen. this is what time truly is. not reality just a basis of self delusion... thats where faith comes in, so you already can back one delusion up by another
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Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 7:38 pm
Time is not an illusion. It is the passing of all events.
Faith has very little to do with religion. It's made use of in religion, but faith in and of itself has little to do with religion. You can put your faith in anything, but that doesn't make it a religion.
But back to time being an illusion...
When you watch the sun move across the sky, you are visibly watching the passage of time. The concept of time is abstract. Time is but the word that defines an abstract, like any word and means literally nothing, but the effect of the abstract being defined is indeed noticed and felt across the world.
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Posted: Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:18 pm
Atemi Master How so? if time is relative then the whole space time theory would be considered blasphemy? Canyou explain what you mean by relative? Relative to what? I think he means time is relative in general. As in, related to whatever is perceiving it. I remember one of Einstein's discoveries proved that someone traveling in space at a particular speed and then returning would yield different time results (age less, or more) than those who remain here on Earth. Time is relative to Earth, to people and just in general.
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Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 7:56 am
Theories, by nature, don't prove anything. The merely pose a question, a hypothesis, a new way of thinking about a subject.
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 4:12 pm
Time is a concept made by humans to try to make their lives easyer, but really made it harder. I don't care what anybody says, time is the most man made thing relied apon by humans.
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 10:04 pm
Time is a measurement. What is an inch?
It's a measurment too!
Neat.
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:52 am
I believe that there are whole different parallel universe but not exactly parallel some reside in the past some in the future so like one world is like a second ahead of us.
Deja vu i think is when the memories of one of those future worlds comes back through the past thats why you think you've seen it because you have. Well your future self has. There are nearly infinate parallel worlds each around 0.0000001 second a head (not at all accurate)
If you draw a line on a piece of paper and then put a circle above and below the line. The line represents the time line and the circles above and below represent heavon and hell thats my religious sort of belief. But Im probably wrong sweatdrop sweatdrop sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:45 am
i agree with the time thing it is very possible^
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Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2007 5:34 pm
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Posted: Sat May 26, 2007 6:44 pm
Gretchen Grumblefrob Time is a measurement. What is an inch?
It's a measurment too!
Neat. Time is not really a measurement in its self. Units of time are the measurements, such as hour, second, minute. The same as 'inch' is a measurement of length.
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:08 pm
The Colossuss (This is my explanation of it simply stating that time is no more than a deluded faith helping humans think that they hold doinance of what they think they know is right but not what is) I agree, to an extent. Not everything, for instance, operates on a 24-hour clock. It's just something people made up to make their lives harder. In fact, today in yoga class, we were doing poses what work with the fluid body. I had to go to the bathroom in what felt like the middle of a 12:30 P.M.-2:00 P.M. class, and was kinda shocked to find out that it was already 1:45. The teacher didn't believe me, LOL. lol It's really easier to go "Oh, the sun's down. I had something to do at sundown," than doing it at so-and-so hour. It's fine to manage the passage of time via the sun and such; the numbers are what makes it an "illusion." You can't tell the sun "hey, you're supposed to set at 8 o'clock!" So...You could say that the desire of humans to record time is a bit screwy, but time itself is very real.
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