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QuoteTime = absolute unbounded dark spaceThat is just another way of not defining time. Time is always in a ratio with c as a constant of total zero point energy available to us in the void of space. Even in mass there is quite a void of space. The void is a uniform structure of energy. Mass causes the uniformity to stretch (dilate). This causes less energy per volume of space in GR. Mass expands (measuring stick) equal to the extra amount of distance light travels at c. This is what causes light and the electron to be confounded. Geometry is relative in every frame. The twin paradoxs uses the energy dimension of time. The total energy minus vector energy used is the ratio of the speed of reaction rate of a frame. Electron cycle is reduced by the vector travel for energy ratio total c.
Time = absolute unbounded dark space
XYZT-XYZ=TThink about that xyz only works because of source points, remove all the points we are left in darkness in time .
QuoteXYZT-XYZ=TThink about that xyz only works because of source points, remove all the points we are left in darkness in time . XYZ to me is the reason for time. XYZ is the grid structure of c energy the very cause of time. Until you come to the realization that electrons do not move themselves you will be stuck without a real definition of time. We measure time with the electron (and photon) realizing something is moving the electron (and photon) is the first step to understanding time is motion. A void does not move the electrons. here is no dimension of time only motion of time with a basis in c that move electrons (and photons).By the way Merry Christmas.
Perhaps it may benefit the conversation if we rewind and take a look at some rudimentary logic. Would you agree that if we removed all the matter,Emr and CMBR from a volume of space, the volume of space would be in darkness or if you prefer a dark space?
Now although there is no longer any sort of energy or c energy in this dark space, do you agree that there is still time in this dark space?
Or if you like imagine it is dark, close your eyes, imagine a single photon is travelling from the sun to your eyes, can you now ''see'' the photon travelling through time
QuotePerhaps it may benefit the conversation if we rewind and take a look at some rudimentary logic. Would you agree that if we removed all the matter,Emr and CMBR from a volume of space, the volume of space would be in darkness or if you prefer a dark space?Interesting thought. I am not sure there would be space. Your messing with the very question of existence. Without something in space there would be no distance to create volume. If there is distance there is something causing distance. Our 3 dimensions being removed? We know mathematically we live in a point style universe because of Pi. Points can be closer together but a pure circle is not possible. This creates a xyz universe. Energy would be complimentary spin points in space for energy to move electrons and propagate the photon wave form.So no we cannot agree on a volume of space.
Picture your spinning things, what do you think they are spinning in? They are spinning in time .
QuotePicture your spinning things, what do you think they are spinning in? They are spinning in time . Their spinning is what we measure as time. They spin and move electrons by their spinning at c. Their spinning is what allows mass to move and clocks to tick. We think in terms of kinetic for energy but fundamental zero point energy is c. The energy of time is constant spin but different distances for tick rate of a frame. That matches relativity and observation.To you time is a meta observation that just exists. To me all things have a mechanical cause. The basis of cause and affect so every effect has a cause. You never bring me a cause just an affect. Math is never a cause either.We live in a sea of c.
I believe your mistake in thinking is simply this, you try to get time to equal something else, where as I simply believe time=time
The cause of space is to allow motion
the mechanics need an engine space or the function of the mechanics become seazed.
Consider a perfect vacuum that was even empty of CBMR, do you not think that time is still existent in the vacuum?
QuoteI believe your mistake in thinking is simply this, you try to get time to equal something else, where as I simply believe time=timeI believe in mechanics so to me everything has a cause even time. You keep claiming I am the one mistaken. I claim that time has a physical cause. You on the other hand believe in the meta physical of time just being.QuoteThe cause of space is to allow motionWho or what is allowing motion? This is where your mind stops reaching for an answer. You think it is an impossible question to answer. It is not impossible but rather simple. That which moves the electron and photon waves is the cause of time. You need to define time in a physical context then you can realize the cause of time. Time is motion.Quote the mechanics need an engine space or the function of the mechanics become seazed. Time is energy c. That move both the electrons and photon waves. Without energy c you are correct everything would be seized up.QuoteConsider a perfect vacuum that was even empty of CBMR, do you not think that time is still existent in the vacuum? If you include energy c itself being removed than yes there would be no time. A BH is a prime example of no time inside and everything seized. Your understanding hit a brick wall you were unable to penetrate. My thoughts are beyond your brick wall so naturally I must be mistaken.
I do not believe space can be empty. If it were empty it would not be space. Its filled with the energy dimension of size to small to detect directly. We detect it indirectly with the photon.
Why would you think that? Space is not made of anything, it is the rudiment of existence. If we remove things from space , I. E a perfect vacuum , the space remains . Light passes through space , all Things move through space , all things need a space to exist in, space has a ''viscosity'' of 0
QuoteWhy would you think that? Space is not made of anything, it is the rudiment of existence. If we remove things from space , I. E a perfect vacuum , the space remains . Light passes through space , all Things move through space , all things need a space to exist in, space has a ''viscosity'' of 0Because I am a firm believer that you cannot get something for nothing. Apparently you believe in something for nothing.1. Light slows down in air than speeds up in a vacuum. Something for nothing?2. Electrons move. Something for nothing?3. Electron and photon clocks match time in every frame. Coincidence?4. c is constant. Regulates itself?Space has 0 viscosity? No, space has energy c viscosity. Something also created energy c. What I do not know. I only know it is organized, pervasive throughout the universe and equal in every direction.For you the answer was it just is. For me that was not enough.