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Quote from: Thebox on 11/03/2015 23:50:39This thread is my thread and is discussing a theory from myself, in none of my posts do I say I require any help in the present available information I am disputing.You may or may not request any help but don't expect us to just sit by and be force feed crackpot theories. Whether you've requested it or not, we have the right to disagree and explain why. To date, several members have tried to enlighten you about your misconceptions but to no avail. Don't count on any of us to just lay down and take what you say as science fact.
This thread is my thread and is discussing a theory from myself, in none of my posts do I say I require any help in the present available information I am disputing.
Please point out were members have talked about any of my points, quoted back present information is not discussing.I await your first scientific post of the thread, I will not answer any more to flame attempts from my ex -forums members.
Quote from: Thebox on 11/03/2015 22:10:52A Sundial is not measuring time, it is measuring the relative movement of the shadow compared to the Suns position in the sky.A sundial or using any form of motion to measure time is not measuring time but simply measuring relative timing of motion. A synchronization of timing of motion. Yes. This (above) makes perfect sense to me. Because the Earth rotates at a (fairly) constant rate this rotation can be used as a way of measuring time (one full rotation is a day, any other duration can be measured as a fraction or multiple of that rotation)The absolute speed of the rotation is irrelevant, it is the frequency that matters (in this case, one revolution per day). For example, the 462 m/s "speed of the Earth is rotating at" is only accurate near the equator. Near the North or South pole, the day is just as long (just under 24 hours), but the distance traveled is much smaller (you can demonstrate this to yourself with a globe if it doesn't make sense at first).Also, I will point out that the Earth is slowing down. On average, the day is getting longer by about 2.3 ms every century. This does not have any fundamental implications on the definitions of time or space, it only means that the Earth is slowing down.Quote from: Thebox on 11/03/2015 22:10:52When light speed was found, the scientist were under the perceived impression of time. 299792458 m/s , a second based on a distance. How can that be accurate?it reads c=299792458 m per 462.69 m Again, you are confusing time and space. 462.69 meters cannot be equal to any amount of time just as there is no number of dolphins equal to a rat. A car traveling at 5 meters per second does not imply that 5 = 462.69 just as a photon traveling at 299792458 meters per second does not imply that 299792458 = 462.69. This apparent paradox doesn't mean that our measurement of time is completely wrong, it means that yours is.in summary:seconds ≠ metersdolphins ≠ ratsspeed has units of meters per second, or miles per hour, or feet per minute, or whatever unit of length per unit time you want to use. There is nothing special about the "speed of Earth's rotation"
A Sundial is not measuring time, it is measuring the relative movement of the shadow compared to the Suns position in the sky.A sundial or using any form of motion to measure time is not measuring time but simply measuring relative timing of motion. A synchronization of timing of motion.
When light speed was found, the scientist were under the perceived impression of time. 299792458 m/s , a second based on a distance. How can that be accurate?it reads c=299792458 m per 462.69 m
In your first paragraph you have just completely agreed with me.
....... my statements are quite falsifiable.
I am disputing the present information is incorrect
......in none of my posts do I say I require any help in the present available information I am disputing.
Quote from: Thebox on 12/03/2015 00:09:35In your first paragraph you have just completely agreed with me.I think you need to read all of his post, you will find several things which do not agree.
Quote from: Thebox on 11/03/2015 23:50:39....... my statements are quite falsifiable.That is a true statementQuote from: Thebox on 11/03/2015 23:50:39I am disputing the present information is incorrectWe are also disputing itQuote from: Thebox on 11/03/2015 23:50:39......in none of my posts do I say I require any help in the present available information I am disputing.In that case, I'm out
In that case, I'm out
I completely agreed with part of what you said. I accept your telling of history, but I disagree with your conclusion.
Quote from: chiralSPO on 12/03/2015 00:11:38I completely agreed with part of what you said. I accept your telling of history, but I disagree with your conclusion.How can you agree with the history then deny a conclusion based on the history that you have just agreed with? A history we still use today.
one full rotation is also my observation point travelling a circumference distance)
Again, you are confusing time and space. 462.69 meters cannot be equal to any amount of time just as there is no number of dolphins equal to a rat. A car traveling at 5 meters per second does not imply that 5 = 462.69 just as a photon traveling at 299792458 meters per second does not imply that 299792458 = 462.69. This apparent paradox doesn't mean that our measurement of time is completely wrong, it means that yours is.in summary:seconds ≠ metersdolphins ≠ ratsspeed has units of meters per second, or miles per hour, or feet per minute, or whatever unit of length per unit time you want to use. There is nothing special about the "speed of Earth's rotation"
Quote from: Thebox on 12/03/2015 00:29:58Quote from: chiralSPO on 12/03/2015 00:11:38I completely agreed with part of what you said. I accept your telling of history, but I disagree with your conclusion.How can you agree with the history then deny a conclusion based on the history that you have just agreed with? A history we still use today.My dispute is not with the history, but your interpretation of it. The science of it, if you will.Quote from: Thebox on 12/03/2015 00:21:30one full rotation is also my observation point travelling a circumference distance) Does it also matter how fast the Earth is orbiting the Sun, or how fast the Sun is orbiting the center of the galaxy, or how fast the whole galaxy is moving?Please read the rest of my previous post:Quote from: chiralSPO on 12/03/2015 00:02:27Again, you are confusing time and space. 462.69 meters cannot be equal to any amount of time just as there is no number of dolphins equal to a rat. A car traveling at 5 meters per second does not imply that 5 = 462.69 just as a photon traveling at 299792458 meters per second does not imply that 299792458 = 462.69. This apparent paradox doesn't mean that our measurement of time is completely wrong, it means that yours is.in summary:seconds ≠ metersdolphins ≠ ratsspeed has units of meters per second, or miles per hour, or feet per minute, or whatever unit of length per unit time you want to use. There is nothing special about the "speed of Earth's rotation"Can you find any merit in any of my questions or points?
I only bothered to read this thread because it had a lot of posts in it, so I wondered if there was anything worth reading in it. It was no surprise to find that there isn't - there never is when someone new creates an avalanche of new threads. What we have here is someone proposing that time is equal to distance. He/she is obsessed with the idea that this should involve an arbitrary unit of time tied to an arbitrary size of planet and an arbitrary point on the surface of that planet at an arbitrary altitude and the distance that point will move in terms of rotation based on a daily rotation of 361 degrees and arbitrary ways of slicing up rotation into units. What an absolute pile of pants!If you want to relate time to distance, that can be indeed be done, but the sensible way to do it is to link it directly to the speed of light and the distance it covers in an amount of time. You still have to choose an arbitrary unit of time or length, but then you can derive the other unit from it. This does not at any point mean that time = distance, but merely that these two distinct things can be related in some way. I have described a direct relationship between the two, but the OP describes one with an intermediate step which is a rotation angle, so if he thinks time = distance, he should be claiming that time = rotation = distance because that logically follows from his argument, or rather should come in the middle of his argument. And now that we have rotation = distance, I think that ought to wrap things up neatly.
History does not make something true or untrue scientifically. We used to think the Earth was flat, but now we know better--this doesn't automatically invalidate other scientific advances made when this false knowledge was held to be true. It doesn't invalidate scientific advances based on repeated refinement of false ideas either--that's how all science works.The reason your threads are "unarguable" has nothing to do with their truth, and everything to do with the fact that you are unable to understand our arguments and we are unable to understand yours.Given this obvious disconnect and your inability to grasp the difference between units, ratios and values, we are at an impasse.Do not be surprised if we completely stop replying to your posts.
A nice attempt to oppose the idea, however without foundation for the points I have mentioned, the speed of light came much later than the derivation of time from an origin of time that equalled a distance travelled relative to the observer relative to method.
I could not understand how people have lost the ability to be objective to themselves and try to deny truth values.Whom exactly are you defending against? I am not an Alien we are all on this planet together.
You have to deny history and the origin of time which I do not believe anyone can do to show my idea is untrue and unfounded.
The obvious avoidance of my other threads by members tells me that my ideas are pretty much un-arguable, the reason , they are the truths.
A Caesium atom is not time, a difference in timing of the caesium atom(s) in the Keating experiment is a gravity synchronization fluctuation and not a time dilation.
Quote from: Thebox on 12/03/2015 19:54:37A nice attempt to oppose the idea, however without foundation for the points I have mentioned, the speed of light came much later than the derivation of time from an origin of time that equalled a distance travelled relative to the observer relative to method.If you can't follow something when it's set out properly, there's really no hope for you. If you want to talk about time and to discuss its relationship to distance, don't get bogged down in the origin of the second which is merely an arbitrary unit of time. There is nothing magically special about the second that makes how its length was chosen important when looking at time itself, so all the stuff about planets going round and the distance some parts of one planet cover as they rotate is utterly irrelevant. If you want to tie time to distance, you need to do it via light.QuoteI could not understand how people have lost the ability to be objective to themselves and try to deny truth values.Whom exactly are you defending against? I am not an Alien we are all on this planet together.There is nothing to defend against here - I was just trying to point you in a better direction than the one you're going in because you're thinking is horribly muddled.QuoteYou have to deny history and the origin of time which I do not believe anyone can do to show my idea is untrue and unfounded.History of the origin of the second is not the same thing as the issue of time. If you're obsessed with an unimportant measure of time to the point that you can't separate it from the idea of time itself, you aren't going to get any further.QuoteThe obvious avoidance of my other threads by members tells me that my ideas are pretty much un-arguable, the reason , they are the truths.They are not attracting attention because they say nothing of any value. This thread would have gone the same way, but people have been using it to explore your mind as it's always interesting to study how people think, or fail to.QuoteA Caesium atom is not time, a difference in timing of the caesium atom(s) in the Keating experiment is a gravity synchronization fluctuation and not a time dilation.It's hard to work out what you're trying to attack there. Time dilation is a term from one theory, while other theories have other descriptions relating to how clocks run at different speeds. I don't know if you're trying to attack relativity or what your aim is there, but clocks certainly do get out of sync with each other when located at different altitudes in a gravity well or when moving relative to each other.