Asexperia's Wonderings

[Kittamaru]

Well, yes. That's why I said it's subjective not objective.

I suppose that's a measurement, after all, even if a subjective one.

Aye

All said, I still don't see any reason for, nor cause for, this new pseudo-word "magnitive".

 

[Asexperia]

All said, I still don't see any reason for, nor cause for, this new pseudo-word "magnitive".

Pain is subjective and not measurable, just estimated.
What is magnitive is objective, measurable and imperceptible.

 

[DaveC426913]

All said, I still don't see any reason for, nor cause for, this new pseudo-word "magnitive".

Agree.

I mean, Asexperia is welcome to make up all the words he wants. I can't imagine why he thinks anyone else would use them, instead of real words.

After all, the whole point of words is to facilitate common understanding. If I asexperia'd my own words into every asexperia I wrote, that might asexperia my own ego, but I wouldn't exactly be asexperiaing meaningful communication with other asexperias...

 

[sideshowbob]

What is magnitive is objective, measurable and imperceptible.

How can you measure what is imperceptible?

 

[Asexperia]

How can you measure what is imperceptible?

We use clocks to measure time.
We use a dynamometer to measure forces.

 

[Michael 345]

How can you measure what is imperceptible?

Asexperia magnitive is pappable stupid so we now have a measure for stupidity, which was previously imperceptible

1 response to magnative = 1 level of stupidity

 

[Asexperia]

Asexperia magnitive is pappable stupid so we now have a measure for stupidity, which was previously imperceptible

1 response to magnative = 1 level of stupidity

I used to eat Alphabet Soup.

 

[Michael 345]

I used to eat Alphabet Soup.

It shows

 

[Write4U]

I am not sure if this is appropiate but I believe the word was invented by Elvis Sibilia. He defines it here;
http://philochrony-time.blogspot.com/

 

[sideshowbob]

We use clocks to measure time.
We use a dynamometer to measure forces.

Time and forces are both perceptible.

 

[Asexperia]

Time and forces are both perceptible.

We just perceive their effects.

 

[Asexperia]

I am not sure if this is appropiate but I believe the word was invented by Elvis Sibilia. He defines it here;
http://philochrony-time.blogspot.com/

Asexperia is Elvis Sibilia.

 

[DaveC426913]

Asexperia is Elvis Sibilia.

Does that mean you're impersonating him?

 

[Asexperia]

Does that mean you're impersonating him?

HAHAHA ...
That means that my real name is Elvis Sibilia. Check it in Google: "elvis sibilia".

 

[Write4U]

Asexperia is Elvis Sibilia.

I realized that from your sign and your previous use of the name Sibilia in context of philochrony.

I wasn't sure that posting your site without your permission was good form. Iam glad you have no objections.
It is a interesting idea and after reading your posts I have given it some tought. Still cannot form a clear picture of how it differs from other descriptions of time as an emergent by-product of change or duration of physical expression (existence).

 

[Kittamaru]

HAHAHA ...
That means that my real name is Elvis Sibilia. Check it in Google: "elvis sibilia".

Curiously, there once was a member here by the name Sibilia...

 

[Asexperia]

Curiously, there once was a member here by the name Sibilia...

Yes. I had problems with my Sibilia account. But, James R is going to merge them.

 

[Kittamaru]

Yes. I had problems with my Sibilia account. But, James R is going to merge them.

So, then, we can safely say that any attempt to reference the works provided there would be nothing more than a self reference. Excellent.

 

[sideshowbob]

We just perceive their effects.

We only perceive the effects of anything. You're making meaningless distinctions.

 

[Asexperia]

Time and forces are both perceptible.

What do you perceive as time and force?