Time is Unstable Space?
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2017 11:38 pm
Presented argument:
1) Time consists of particles moving in relation to eachother. (The definition of a particle in this respect is a "part of something". A physical atom or cow in herd would both be considered particles in this respect)
2) These particles exist if and only if they relate as they are incomplete due to their particulate nature.
3) In this respect the nature of these relative movements in turn form both eachother and further space as further particles (atoms bond with atoms, cow with further cow with herd and further herd)
4) The nature of these particle relations in turn defined the relations of further particles however these relations are continual source of flux.
5) The nature of the relations between particles is how we measure time, we observe time through a flux.
6) The actual relations (flux) exist if and only if there are further potential relations (flux). (atoms that are in a state of flux can only continue fluxing if they have the potential ability to flux. If an atom ceases relations, its ceases existence and in this respect all actual flux without potential flux, is not flux at all)
7) Time is actual flux and exists if and only if their is potential flux. Flux implies the necessity of relationship and therefore an instability. Time exists as an observation instability. With the premise all being is composed of space folding upon itself (which most physicists disagree with) all time is an observation of flux in being and in this respect time is unstable space.
Agree, Disagree?
Why?
1) Time consists of particles moving in relation to eachother. (The definition of a particle in this respect is a "part of something". A physical atom or cow in herd would both be considered particles in this respect)
2) These particles exist if and only if they relate as they are incomplete due to their particulate nature.
3) In this respect the nature of these relative movements in turn form both eachother and further space as further particles (atoms bond with atoms, cow with further cow with herd and further herd)
4) The nature of these particle relations in turn defined the relations of further particles however these relations are continual source of flux.
5) The nature of the relations between particles is how we measure time, we observe time through a flux.
6) The actual relations (flux) exist if and only if there are further potential relations (flux). (atoms that are in a state of flux can only continue fluxing if they have the potential ability to flux. If an atom ceases relations, its ceases existence and in this respect all actual flux without potential flux, is not flux at all)
7) Time is actual flux and exists if and only if their is potential flux. Flux implies the necessity of relationship and therefore an instability. Time exists as an observation instability. With the premise all being is composed of space folding upon itself (which most physicists disagree with) all time is an observation of flux in being and in this respect time is unstable space.
Agree, Disagree?
Why?