Constructing Time from an Axiom

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  1. arfa brane call me arf Valued Senior Member

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    I'm sorry, but can you explain what a regular interval means, here? If it means a regular interval of time, what happened to your "construction of time", if you simply introduce it?

    In mathematics, a rotation is simply a thing that exists (and you can prove it! quite easily with geometry and some symbols), you don't have to rotate anything in "real time"; time isn't in the picture at all.
     
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    Yes, but then there isn't a nice distinction of even and odd components of the space.

    It is used as a justification for using mathematical operators.
     
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  5. Willem Banned Banned

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    Regular intervals are the same angular momentum. Constant angular momentum.
     
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  7. Beer w/Straw Transcendental Ignorance! Valued Senior Member

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    Well, show me?
     
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    C is two dimensional numbers, 2x2 = 4.

    2 is not essential in the derivation, it becomes clear later (I am continuing to derive more physics).

    The Riemann Sphere's imaginary part. That must read S_3, 4.

    You must imagine the Riemann Circle rotating clockwise. There is dynamics.

    It ticks over like a clock, it depends on the proto-particles's (RS x RS) state, and I must just add a recording ability to the proto-particles to correspond to the past.
     
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    Symmetry is broken by item 4.

    Thank you for your input.




     
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    You must use your own username and password. You must register an account.
     
  13. NotEinstein Valued Senior Member

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    Your argument is circular: angular momentum needs time per definition, so you are assuming time exists in order to prove that time exists.

    So mass is also two dimensional according to you? ( http://sciforums.com/threads/pi-minus-decay-conserves-parity.161763/#post-3570832 )

    That doesn't answer my question. You wrote something down, which (without giving definitions or an explanation what you mean) is gibberish.

    How can a sphere have an imaginary part?

    Your argument is circular: you are assuming ongoing rotation which needs time per definition, so you are assuming time exists in order to prove that time exists.

    Only because you assumed time exists before. Your argument is circular.

    Time depends on the presence of (proto-)particles? Not according to science.

    Why is a recording ability required?

    And since item 4 is similar to item 2, it's also broken by item 2.

    Instead of thanking me, why don't you go and learn science instead of these imaginations unhindered by knowledge of it?
     
  14. Tiassa Let us not launch the boat ... Valued Senior Member

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    So, are you just spamming for a software company, then?

    To be clear: You are making strange assertions and posting, as support, nondescript links requiring others to register for another private firm's website, thereby giving it things of value, in order to view your allegedly scientific information. If you're pushing your own thesis, be prepared to appropriately support it; burying the information behind walls like that is inappropriate. To the other, if you're simply here to advertise for a private software firm, stop.
     
  15. NotEinstein Valued Senior Member

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    I think Hanlon's Razor applies here. Willem (before trying to use Dropbox) posted a link to his local hard drive. I think it's just a case of severe "digital illiteracy". (Just my opinion though.)
     
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    I thought I got away from that sort of thing: try to define the speed of time. It's a hidden circularity the way I stated it.

    I imagine particles has a log book of states at regular times. This is required for information not to get lost.
     
  17. NotEinstein Valued Senior Member

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    Well, clearly you didn't.

    "Rate". The word you are looking for is "rate".

    And it's not so difficult: 1 second per second (assuming you're comparing the same clocks).

    So now that it's out in the open, and your argument has been shown to be bad; care to re-formulate, and remove the circularity?

    Please provide evidence that particles have such a log book. Any evidence would be nice. (And probably Noble prize worthy!)

    False. Log books like that are not required to "not lose information"; information theory is quite clear on this.
     
  18. DaveC426913 Valued Senior Member

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    No one's going to register with Dropbox just to see a picture you put there.
    Just attach the .png here. There's an upload file button in the lower right corner of the editing window.
     
  19. Willem Banned Banned

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    I can define "regular intervals" in terms of space and then require quantum rotations. Here goes: define equal lengths on the circumference of the circle, this is regular intervals.

    I can't find the upload button. The picture button needs a url.



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  20. Willem Banned Banned

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    It comes from the imaginary number plain it is the i-axis.
     
  21. Willem Banned Banned

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    No!
     
  22. Willem Banned Banned

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    Here is the picture:

    Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!

     
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    Then you got to define some clock as more fundamental than the other one.
     

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