Time doesn't stop or slow down for anything, fall back/spring forward is pointless and retarded.
[QUOTE=JustGman;33014790]Time doesn't stop or slow down for anything, fall back/spring forward is pointless and retarded.[/QUOTE]
No, daylight savings time saves daylight by altering the trajectory of the Earth
[QUOTE=BlkDucky;33005652]"Up" and "down" are dimensions about as much as "time" is. i.e. not at all.[/QUOTE]
Are you a troll or just stupid?
Well, I guess the fact that you're banned helps answer that, actually.
Dimensions are actually planes of existance. We live in the seventh one.
What time is it?
Adventure time.
H-h-how in the burning demon pits name did you just insult Doctor Who.
[QUOTE=JustGman;33014790]Time doesn't stop or slow down for anything.[/QUOTE]
What about when you approach the speed of light?
[QUOTE=Vollybomb;33015830]What about when you approach the speed of light?[/QUOTE]
now that's relativity you're getting into
OP, you need to read this book:
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Time may be ones own perception too, ever notice how at the exact same "time" things could be moving slow for one person and fast for another
[QUOTE=Snake7;33015545]What time is it?
Adventure time.[/QUOTE]
No I believe its 9:15 PM EST
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[QUOTE=BlkDucky;33005652]"Up" and "down" are dimensions about as much as "time" is. i.e. not at all.[/QUOTE]
Truly a powerhouse of ill-informed.
does time pass at different rates for people on the equator and people near the poles since they're moving slower up/down there
[QUOTE=Zeke129;33019716]does time pass at different rates for people on the equator and people near the poles since they're moving slower up/down there[/QUOTE]
Yes, but the changes are minuscule at such speeds. Hell, the local changes in gravitational pull would probably cause a greater effect of time dilation than the difference in speeds.
Just like how if you sit atop of Everest for a while technically you'll have aged more than people at ground sea level because you're not experiencing as much of a gravitational pull (but again, the effects are obviously negligible).
Time doesn't move, we move through it.
I hope that wasn't quoted already.
[QUOTE=BlkDucky;33005652]"Up" and "down" are dimensions about as much as "time" is. i.e. not at all.[/QUOTE]
wow, I don't remember making this post at all. Guessing this was one of those silly 4am posts I forget about entirely and cringe when I read back later.
my bad :v:
[QUOTE=BldrGyMnGy;33019813]Time doesn't move, we move through it.
I hope that wasn't quoted already.[/QUOTE]
does that mean we can move through time any way we want to :rolleye:
I wonder if my OP can collect so many clocks, it will distort facepunch time. :ohdear:
I'll state a neutral opinion here.
Time is real, even if we 'created' it to judge the age and the space between things you do, it exists now in all of space for us anyway.
The OP is really misinformed though, gravity does not create time.
Some opinions on time travel, also.
I belive time can bend and twist, slow down, speed up, reverse, etc, and I also dislike people who say time travel is impossible, its silly. You cant judge something like that before someone goes foward and back in time and tells you it worked. For people who say 'but why arent timetravelers everywhere?' its because A) this isn't an interesting time to travel to and B) don't mess up the timeline god dangit, again.
Also, the guy who said 'time doesn't move, we move through it' is one of the best opinions I've ever heard.
fuck i didnt know what time even was while on shrooms. shits crazy
ticking away
the moments that make up a dull day
Isn't time just something humans made up for measurement? Like metres, centimetres, litre, kilograms etc...
We judge out time according to our sun, how long it takes the Earth to revolve around it.
On another planet (assuming there are aliens - I believe there has to be anyway) they could use something else to measure time, or if they used [I]their[/I] sun (assuming they need sunlight to survive) maybe it takes 40hrs for their planet to revolve around their sun ... so their measurement of how long the universe has existed would be a lot different to ours.
Time is just a measurement, one of the most, if not [I]the[/I] most important measurement of all.
[QUOTE='[ToRn];33103993']Isn't time just something humans made up for measurement? Like metres, centimetres, litre, kilograms etc...[/QUOTE]
Time is not a unit.
Time is relative, it changes.
sun give us the illusion that time exist
Greenwich mean time obviously
I think the phrase that specifies that time was created by man is a bit far fetched. I can understand the point they're trying to convey is that the appearance of time, such as AM and PM, was created by man. However, the idea of events happening in chronological order is time as well, and that is not created by man.
[editline]3rd November 2011[/editline]
Of course what I talked about is most commonly referred as the passage of time.
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