How can you use time in an equation of time doesn't exist?
How can you use time in an equation of time doesn't exist?
Elijah Fisher
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Jace Foster
*if* time doesn't exist
Justin Morgan
Most theories that assert that "time doesn't exist" actually mean that time is derivative rather than a fundamental quantity (see Barbour for example). So, the same way we use temperature in equations even though it is actually only a macroscopic result of molecular motion.
James Miller
My mass can increase
My velocity can increase
Why can't my time increase
James Lewis
Time exists. This meme needs to die. If time didnt exist there could not be an order of events in the universe. Notice how you dont get wet when you walk outside even though it rained last week? Thats because time has passed. Time not existing is just round the bong brainlet stoner talk based on an Einstein quote they were too fucking stupid to understand.
Liam Peterson
No one disputes the ordering of time. The issue is duration and what it means or how to define it.
Landon Richardson
> time doesn't exist?
> OP ~2017
Dont they though?
Also time doesnt mean anything and it doesnt matter how you define it. Definitions are what we make of them. There is no right or wrong unit of length, unless you want to measure everything using the planck distances, literally no amount of length has any defined value besides the value we want to apply to it. Time is no different, but everyone likes to get all deep and pseudoscientific about the same problem that they ignore when it comes to anything else because time is more difficult to define your experience of.
Mason Bell
Mass is relative. Velocity is relative. Time is relative. They all "increase and decrease" with respect to various inertial frames.
Adrian Barnes
I believe this instructional video will help clarify things for you.
Dominic Flores
It is different. Defining a unit of time (clock) is way more difficult than defining a unit of distance (rod). Even a caveman can use a stick to measure distance but timekeeping is a tricky thing. Again read Barbour's articles on the subject.