Re: A dumb question about time..
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- Date: Sat, 21 May 2005 08:59:10 -0700
Dear Andreas Höss:
"Andreas Höss" <giordano.bruno@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> ...what is it?
A measure of change. What a clock measures.
> Sorry to bother you but this really is driving me
> crazy, and maybe somebody has an answer for
> me.
Welcome to the crazy house.
> I we know that time is a condition of the
> time-space construct, but isnt it kind of
> unique in this respekt by having a direction?
Space has direction too. Perhaps you mean "the one way arrow of
time"?
> What makes me really curiose is the fact
> that in neuroscience it is well be possible
> to "switch off" timesensation completely,
> leaving the person timeless.
Like posting here. Except when someone dies...
> Is time real, or just a kind of interpretation
> of something totally different.
I'd vote for the latter. Quantum mechanics doesn't require time.
> And if it is so, is it just our interpretation
> or our invention?
It is persistent illusion. One that will eventually consume the
flesh.
> Any answers?
Make up your own.
David A. Smith
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