Time Isn\'\'t What it Seems to be (Introduction)

by David Turell, (5639 days ago) @ David Turell

Reading the article again, it exactly restates what I said earlier: Time as a "thing" does not exist. > > > > "...we never really measure t..." (t = time) > > "By itself, t has only a mathematical value, and no primary physical existence." > > > > > Einstein models (note the use of the word 'model') time by assuming that time and space are equivalent. Time thus becomes the interval of some object as it travels some distance on a map. Time as a *real thing* does not exist for science. Without motion, there is no time.- And here is a tribe that has no 'time'. Events, yes, time, no:-http://medicalxpress.com/news/2011-05-necessarily-deeply-rooted-brains.html

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