I don't wanna be rude ... They are imaginary experiments: - The light clock with two opposite mirrors. - The twins paradox. - The ruler that changes its length. I've seen the videos in youtube.
And the synchronised clocks carried on aircraft and space stations and remain on Earth and slip out of sync by the amounts predicted due to their various speeds and locations? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Time does not exist and the abstract idea of a perfect clock cannot exist because it has nothing to measure its perfection against This is a 2 cup of coffee answer to prepare for some dumb diddle dumb dumb answer Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Sighs - palms face - bangs head against wall - 20 cups of coffee - takes long walk - even longer cold shower - re-reads above Gives a big sigh of relief Thank you god (I don't believe in). It really does say what it says. I thought I was hallucinating Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! http://cdn.hexjam.com/editorial_ser...arge/Psychedelic-Purr-Purr.jpg.jpg?1404150275 Never mind any reply I'm just glad I don't have to check myself into the physio ward Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Moved to PseudoScience since it is obvious that this is not a linguistics and/or science question, but merely an ill-guided attempt to redefine words for no apparent gain.
4th postulate of Philochrony: Time isn't a phenomenon because is magnitive. Time is the measure of duration or phenomenon extension, but time isn't a phenomenon itself. Phenomena are observed.
So something which does not exist is some weird whatever it is and what ever the rest of the crap is I never needed more coffee than right now Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Time is a magnitive dimension with direction from the past to the future. ER ------------------> .............. future .......... past ...... present ER = event of reference