today Veeky Forums got redpilled on the nature of time.
it is an arbitrary construct that does not exist in reality. It is a concept, arbitrary at that, designed to map/track periodic things that happen on our scale of existence.
Today Veeky Forums got redpilled on the nature of time
Dominic Lewis
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Daniel Young
Nice facebook image, have a like
Liam Jenkins
Is time just a measure of physical change?
Thomas Thomas
cool, since time doesnt exist that means i'm immortal, right?
Landon Fisher
>It is a concept, arbitrary at that, designed to map/track periodic things
Explain how anything could be periodic without using time in your explanation.
Anthony Campbell
>since time doesnt exist that means i'm immortal
Yes, but only as an enormous, motionless worm permanently immersed in all your past mistakes and bowel movements stretching from the grave back into your mother's vagina.
Blake Jackson
Today Veeky Forums got redpilled on the nature of space.
it is an arbitrary construct that does not exist in reality. It is a concept, arbitrary at that, designed to map/track related things that happen on our scale of existence.
Cooper Long
No time is a social construct, we just got redpilled afterall
Adam Edwards
howly fuck bro, my mind just exploded with awesomeness at the mind fuck that is your post.
Joseph Kelly
Grayson Baker
damn, sorry bro. blue pills for you from now on.
Elijah Morales
i cant tell if this is bait or not
tell this to the fabric of spacetime you twat
Landon Sanchez
It seems really sad. I feel terrible after reading your /x/-tier post.
Nicholas Torres
the fabric of spacetime is a visualization technique, it don't real but that doesn't mean it don't useful like OP's faggot image seems to imply.
Thomas Morales
My layman's understanding is that time is basically just a product of matter + energy.
More matter (denser celestial bodies w/more gravity), more energy (goin' real fast), time goes more slowly, 'more time'.
It's an entirely localized thing, and it's something experiential rather than being, for example, a particle or whatever.
That about nail it on the head?
Jonathan Bell
Soo does that mean that fast moving objects and space in high gravity fields are just getting lazier and slowing down on purpose?
Kevin Rogers
No idea! Like I said, I'm a layman, and I profess only to be ignorant. I'm assuming that individual particles or waveforms aren't sentient, though, in the way you imply.
My best guess is that it's just an interaction effect- I kinda like to think about it like computer latency, sorta-ish. If you send a load've data packets at the same time, eventually you're gonna hit a point wherein the conduit can't efficiently maintain a certain speed, and shit's gonna choke up.
Again, no idea if that's correct.
Angel Martin
Er, a load've data packets in increasingly rapid succession, rather than at the same time. Mucho stuff, many fast. I am -so- sleepy.
Owen Thomas
We are still on level 3, the age of pre-science.
Nathan White
Yeah, we all have known that long before you came along. Or did you only just realize it yourself?
Kevin Rodriguez
>"words only describe or represent concepts, they aren't actually those concepts"
oh wow its fucking nothing
Juan Perez
>things that happen on our scale of existence.
Isn't that just kind of a shitty definition of your reality?
Ian Gutierrez
Time is Entropy
Aiden Richardson
map is not the territory.
perception is a map.
what is the territory? Will this ride ever end?
Jackson Ward
biological processes might as well be governed by solar cycle.
If we had a clock outside of milky way we could measure that its actually slowing down.
We are slow mo versions of primitive man.
But we cannot be aware of it (maybe with some meditation) because the movie is slowing down and we ARE IN the movie, our processes slow down with it.
Samuel Gray
>biological processes might as well be governed by solar cycle.
they already are (pineal gland)
what I meant was aging too, not just circadian rhythm
Gavin Nelson