Re: Time doesn't exist - an alternative viewpoint
- From: Phantom scojocupcake <booby@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 05:16:26 -0700
hey dude. All the stuff you mentioned were already described
by Julian Barbour. In fact he wrote a book about it called
The End of Time: The Next Revolution in Physics. See:
http://www.amazon.com/End-Time-Next-Revolution-Physics/dp/0195145925/...
des
Right, cheers for that link.
I'm not really into time travel - just that I saw an article about a
theoretical physicist called Ronald Mallet claiming time travel is
possible or will be this century. He believes he will able to prove
it's possible. Something to do with coffee and a spoon.:)
It's interesting to define what 'time' is - whether it exists in the
same way as matter. If time doesn't exist it's impossible to go back
or forward in time. If someone can prove time exists - they can define
it or show it as some form of matter, fair enough. In all probability,
time is just a man-made measurement to help bring order to our lives,
and we've fooled ourselves into believing this measurement has some
pseudo space-time related atomic structure!:)
Marty McFlyspray
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