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Does TIME exist?
« on: 30/03/2014 12:40:10 »
A whole bunch of physical theories use 'time' while in the meantime not understanding what time is.
So, if they don't know what time is, or if it exist at all, makes a lot of their theories just metaphysical folderol.
the members of the asylum('scientists) just go on and build theory on using the concept of time, without knowing what 'TIME' is.

So the question remains , what in god's name is "TIME"?

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