Darby
Epochal Historian
Did you ever think he doesn't want to know what happens next?
And the point of time traveling would be
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Did you ever think he doesn't want to know what happens next?
And the point of time traveling would be
He might be interested in us but there is no guarantee that we will stay interested in him
especially if he does not continue to interact with us in a timely manner.
If you have to ask why, you truly do not understand time. It is not something that is easily explained or taught, it is something one must discover and experience for themselves.
How can you make such a claim? You don't know what science will find out in the future and what not.Science will never understand time
I'm going to go back in time and invent pizza. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gifAnd the point of time traveling would be
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Damien's stated purpose was just a social expirement.
And the purpose of that experiment was to find out what happens _______ (fill in the blank)
Yep, there is no evidence. Hence no way to extend understanding. Science will never understand time, science can only understand the effects of time (as those effects are measurable). Academically you don't need to understand time, you only need to understand the effects.
In making a valid point Stukov may have overstated his case somewhat but on the whole he's reasonably correct.
We don't understand the nature of time, have absolutely no theory that can quantize time or attribute some particle to it that can be stated as being the time "force" carrier.
Where's he's most correct is in making the point that we don't really have to understand time at its deepest level to be able to utilize it in experiments or every day life. For now its usually "good enough" to state it as a differential d/dt, plug & chug and come out with an answer that very closely models reality.
Where time is treated very differently is in general relativity. Time is integrated with space and is stated as spacetime. You can plot it as a 2D plane with time on one axis and space on the other axis. That's not so unusual because we also plot electromagnetics with the electric potential on one axis and the magnetic potential on the other axis...and its experimentally verified that that is the correct way to plot them. It very closely models reality even though we don't fully understand either electricity or magnetism at their deepest levels.
Not to worry, though. All scientific theories and laws are approximations of reality. Stukov was correct, though he didn't state it explicitly, in that we are very unlikely to ever find the "ultimate" answer to the nature of time and no longer have theories that are approximations of reality. Almost 100 years ago we saw the limit of what can be known with the advent of quantum physics and using linear algebras and matrix algebras to describe QM.
I think he changed his mind and doesn't want to talk to us anymore.
I wonder if the aliens oops.. I mean "other worldly visiters" did away with him?
I remember when John and I entertained the thought of using time travel to put prisoners and criminals away on a rather "empty" timeline for punishment or back in the stone age. Perhaps they kind of shoved him off on another worldline somewhere where he couldn't cause any more trouble for them
He had interdimensional babies and now is taking care of them in another dimension. He'll be busy for a while.
He had interdimensional babies and now is taking care of them in another dimension. He'll be busy for a while.