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BrianFraserSeptember 27, 2016 at 3:30 pm
Time is real and PHYSICAL. It is just as physical as motion. Time has meaning only in relation to space.
Quantum Mechanics is weird because it is the realm of unit space. There is no “inside” to this space; all positions are equivalent, there are no trajectories, etc. All variation is in time. The weirdness comes from forcing a “when” phenomena into a “where” type of reference system.
Special and General Relativity are “local” theories by design and intent. They are out-of-scope when attempts are made to apply them to “non-local” phenomena.
There is more on these themes in: “Beyond Einstein: non-local physics” by Brian Fraser (2015) The free 22 page paper can be downloaded from: http://scripturalphysics.org/4.....s....in.html The .html file gives a link to the .pdf file but the former has additional information, and many more links and insights.
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I have no idea who this guy is, but I'd bet real money his stuff's more interesting than BatShit or ClosetFocus. |
anything from scripturalphysics.org has to be gold. And the name of my next band.
ETA holy crap was I right: | Quote | Why is the speed of light limited to c and not to some other value?
A partial answer: the speed of light equates to the value of 1/1. It is what the speed of light actually is. And this is a number with special properties.
1. Only 1 is equal to its reciprocal
2. Only 1 has the property of 10 = 11 = 12 = 13
The real question: why do humans equate this to 186,000 miles per second? |
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