IT'S NOT REAL! Physicists PROVE Time Does NOT Exist

[@hestheMaster]

Outside of the universe there is no time. So technically those scientists are correct. But within the bubble of space time there is both space and time. There is four dimensional time travel but it depends on three locations of placement within space to get you anywhere from point A to B .The level of accumulated knowledge man has "discovered" is only a thimble full of what the universe has yet to be offered and explored.

[@Factnomenal]

Great thought thank for sharing!

[@Factnomenal]

Do you think we will ever learn the complete nature of time?

[@mr.knightthedetective7435]

But there is no "outside" of the Universe

[@wormymachine6386]

@@mr.knightthedetective7435 there has to be. What does space expand into if it is even expanding. What was here before space. There has to be something or if there isn’t then that means space is infinite and has always been here. That’s my belief anyway. Prove me wrong.

[@hestheMaster]

@@mr.knightthedetective7435 Then where does the outer edge of an EXPANDING universe go? Got to think outside the box on this one. Yes that is a hint.

[@xclydexowns]

So i was late for work today and told my boss that time doesn't exist and so i showed him this video. I am now looking for a new job.

[@alfredorivera1318]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@OhAncientOne]

And now, you have all the time you need 😂

[@bigmac5859]

In another dimension he gave you a pay rise in another you just woke from a a dream and you are jobless

[@kayochambers9418]

Good job

[@BenjaminMilekowsky]

Bruh💀

[@jeffreystewart9809]

I also think "time" is our measurement and sense of entropy. We observe and measure aspects of entropy, not time itself.

[@Davidinostroza-ks5yq]

you can change its name..still doesnt exist XD

[@jeffreystewart9809]

@@Davidinostroza-ks5yq as a physical tangible thing, no, I'd suppose not, but we can still sense and measure the changes in subjects. A cooling pot of water would be a good example. We can measure the change in temperature and we can measure how long it takes for the water to cool a certain amount. What I'm saying is that I think those two are one and the same, both being measurements of entropy.

[@ericchin739]

Interesting concept!! I like this!

[@grancucui]

Time doesn’t exist, it was created by us to try to give us some sort of understanding of something that we will never comprehend.

[@Factnomenal]

We may never know the true nature of time

[@seushimarejikaze1337]

to this i agree. its just a manmade concept(similar to mathematics) that introduces a kind of a reference frame to the events that transpire in universe(just so people can say, that something happened in x time, or that it happened in the past, or that it might happen later - a prediction based on current state of an event). this concept introduces a form of precision to equations, that try to represent world that surrounds us, expressed(mostly) by use of mathematics, nothing more.

[@the1320brett]

U can thank ancient Egyptians for inventing (air quotes) Time ).

[@chrislavallee333]

I just spent 11 minutes of time watching this video and concluded it exists. If you don't believe 11 minutes exist, then try watching this video in an eternal loop, and you'll quickly realize you should be doing better things with yout time.

[@blancacanales1947]

This comment is gold👏🏾😂

[@JR-my6bc]

This

[@bobbyhandley5581]

@@blancacanales1947 there is always better things to do. All time is is a numerical measurement. It's made up by humans by our collective conscience. But the video is wrong. We can manipulate time. But only by accident did we realize we where doing so... you see the faster you go the slower time moves for you... this is proven. If you take to synced watches and place one on the ground and one in a jet. Let it fly around as fast as it can go for how ever long when it lands you will notice. That the one on the ground is now ahead of the one that flew around. Kind of weird if you think about it. But they've done this tests countless times with the same inevitable results..

[@V3Vargr3V]

???? Ignorance is running rampant and your reply shows it. Time is a created concept time does not exist it’s a resource tool created for a set point for man to reference to. It was created by us. If you think you wasted those 11 min then we’re in trouble no one’s getting the point to begin with.

[@chrislavallee333]

@@V3Vargr3V Allow me to further show my ignorance, I followed your logical conclusion and quickly discovered that your comment is a man made construct like time and therefore your comment doesn't exist.

[@lynncomstock1255]

At 84 years of age, it is no illusion to me.

[@Factnomenal]

Thank you for checking out our video! Do you have a topic you'd like us to cover next?

[@razvanpastor3615]

It's no illusion to your material body but tell me: do you think your thoughts aged as well ?

[@hyperduality2838]

Concepts are dual to percepts -- the mind duality of Immanuel Kant. Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@az6234]

@@hyperduality2838 what are you trying to say I’m interested but kinda confused

[@hyperduality2838]

@@az6234 Mind (energy) is dual to matter (energy) -- Descartes. Energy is duality, duality is energy. Potential energy is dual to kinetic energy -- gravitational energy is dual. Pure energy in physics conforms to wave/particle or quantum duality. Electro is dual to magnetic -- Maxwell's equations. Positive charge is dual to negative charge -- electro. North poles are dual to south poles -- magnetic fields. Null vectors or light rays are perpendicular or dual to themselves from our perspective -- self duality. Action is dual to reaction -- Sir Isaac Newton (the duality of force). Forces are dual hence energy must be dual. Attraction is dual to repulsion, push is dual to pull -- the duality of force. "May the force (duality) be with you" -- Jedi teaching.

[@BonanzaRoad]

One of the smartest professors I had in college asserted that time is simply the human measurement of existence and change. Time as a dimension is an illusion, a human construct.

[@lameloball6221]

You are absolutely right time is not an object or something that is there its a system of numbers to keep progress of the events of everything in the universe

[@Scoob908]

yes scientists can measure how old a fossil is using carbon dating. The passage of time has literally affected the carbon decay.

[@cedricklamar939]

I agree. I think numbers were made to create, not tell time.

[@WideCuriosity]

Scientists can "measure" how old a fossil appears to be, but if time is an illusion all they really find is how far apart the part of the present where they are making a measurement is from the part of the present where the fossil was formed. You only ever know the present, it is you who thinks they recall a past but is merely thinking of other parts of a single present that seems to make sense if one assumed the passage of time rather that understanding it's just comparing different parts of the single present.

[@aneikei]

@@Scoob908 no, it wasn't the passage of time that affects carbon dating. It was energy and quantum mechanics. Nothing else. There isn't no magical clock that's controlling that mechanism.

[@Meditation409]

It's amazing how time seems to disappear while we are sleeping or in deep sleep....when we awake 8 hours of sleep seems to feel like only a very fraction of that time. In fact it seems that our perception of time disappears while we are sleeping or in the dream state. When we awake from sleep our parents of time reappears again. Something to think about 💯

[@pietwarren9709]

And the only way we can tell is by physical observations of the watch or of the outside.

[@neskuikfren]

@@pietwarren9709 Time seems to be just a description what space looks like as things move in it.

[@visionentertainment8006]

​@@neskuikfren Time is a measurement of events. It doesn't exist. It's conceptual.

[@vinroycrossman-walker6465]

​@@visionentertainment8006 How can time not exist or be conceptual?

[@neskuikfren]

@@visionentertainment8006 I agree

[@leoborganelli3558]

The universe doesn’t give a shit about what we call time. Time was created to help facilitate society but is not a physical property of our universe

[@roadfood1]

We want there to be a single theory that explains both quantum mechanics and gravity because it appeals to our sense of elegance, but there’s no reason that there has to be one.

[@randomguy4820]

I don't think time exists, when you "time" how quickly a thrown ball can reach a certain distance, your actually instead measuring the balls opposing forces [air resistance) in getting to its final destination, time is not a thing.

[@Young_Dab]

Is time only perceived as motion? If everything in existence stopped moving would that mean that time has stopped as well?

[@randomguy4820]

@@Young_Dab I think that time is perceived by humans as a measurement of an opposition to a force. For example, it takes longer to walk through water than is does through air, therefore time has increased. Anything that had mass ie water is created initially from energy. I think that for everything to stop (zero motion) there would have to be a state of zero energy, ie nothing. At this point time stops. Even gravity is a type of energy and that is why it also effects time.

[@nabsludwig7462]

I recommend reading "The end of time" by Julian Barbour. Brilliant scientific theory and a brilliant book! I never looked at the world again in the same way, and I've read much literature on the subject. This stands above all to me.

[@isayah9190]

Could u give a summary on the main points?

[@robertsmith262]

If time doesn’t exist, would it be reasonable to think the universe didn’t have a beginning?

[@kamw8860]

Wow. You're right, it doesn't exist, the space itself must be eternal.

[@kayochambers9418]

Right. I never looked at it that way☝🏾🤞🏾 youre on to something there.

[@j5255]

I find that the more I learn, not only do you have to determine the questioners (observer's) understanding of time, but also what they perceive as entropy.

[@hyperduality2838]

Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda.

[@jasonparker3361]

Time is simply the measure of the interval between events, that makes it completely relative and not a fundamental physical property.

[@bart2019]

You mean only ∆t exists, but t itself doesn't exist, at least not as an absolute value, , as it is just an accumulation of those ∆t...?

[@jasonparker3361]

@@bart2019 only the events exist, time is simply our measurement of the interval between these events. Time doesn’t exist when there are no events, i.e. the moment before the Big Bang. Additionally, there is no arrow of time because events can not truly reverse. Even in the event of what we describe as “reversible” reactions, the events don’t actually reverse, but a new event occurs with the participants oscillating between 2 states.

[@picksalot1]

The passage of time is actually just an observation that there has been a change in entropy. If there is no change in entropy, time appears to stand still. The common observation is that entropy increases, and in minds of those who think time is real, this is what creates the illusion that time is moving.

[@3nt3rtain]

Thank you for speaking sanity 🙏🏼

[@picksalot1]

@@3nt3rtain Thanks. Glad you appreciated it.

[@3nt3rtain]

I've literally argued that "time" is relative pattern recognition. Arbitrary and illusionary, in that the future and past are thoughts, not reality... Oh well, ignorance is bliss 🤣

[@hyperduality2838]

Concepts are dual to percepts -- the mind duality of Immanuel Kant. Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@grawss]

Movement is just the observation that there was a change in entropy.

[@willbrink]

Time may be an emerging property of entropy and does not in itself exist. That makes a lot of sense in so many ways. Time and gravity we deal with every day, both intertwined some how, both poorly understood. I suspect if we can crack those two, a new leap in human existence and knowledge will follow.

[@b.munster2830]

Emerging properties are not fundamental, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. Gravity might also be an emerging property.

[@willbrink]

@@b.munster2830 Not sure there's a claim of it being fundamental, just at that may apply to gravity also and why it's been so vexing for so long. I'd expect if true, it would come to be viewed a fundamental property of time (and or gravity), but that's above my pay grade frankly. We are so completely reliant on time as a species that it makes sense we'd have so much difficulty concluding it's an emerging property vs a discreet thing onto itself.

[@neskuikfren]

I didnt have the words or eloquence to say so myself but this always made more sense to me than thinking of time as an inherent property of the universe like matter or light.

[@willbrink]

@@neskuikfren Even light exists as discrete units: photons. No one has found such a thing for time nor gravity, hence the "emerging property" aspects. Light or matter are not emerging properties of the universe but time might be.

[@roelsvideosandstuffs1513]

Someone once said "Time is gold" I think that's true because it is precious, but at same time hard to understand its meaning.

[@romanemp1985]

I’ve always said that time doesn’t exist. We just use time to measure motion. In truth, everything stand still. Time is just a man made illusion, and a convenient one. But then again, I get called stupid for saying time doesn’t exist.

[@Primitive01]

Haven’t watched the video but I’ve never thought of time as a real “thing”.. I’ve always just thought of it as motion, time is motion, motion is time, measurable, predictable, recordable… Time on a clock is just the measurement of motion

[@notblind5982]

Spot-on

[@drummermanrick]

When we view a star that is 30k light years away, we are not viewing that star as it currently exists, but as it existed 30k years ago. The fact that the speed of light has a limit implies that time is real, or else nothing would be measurable.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

That is not true. The universe doesn't care about the speed of light. It only matters to humans as they try to understand things. Time is a figment of our memory.

[@drummermanrick]

@@marveloussoftware4914 The universe doesn't care about anything. It is not sentient. Not a good argument for declaring something doesn't exist because the universe doesn't care.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

@@drummermanrick im sorry you misunderstand. Probably a poor choice of words on my part. To help you understand i will further explain. You can substitute the word affected for the word cares. The universe is affected by gravity. The universe is affected by dark energy. The universe is affected by the rate at which things happen. The universe is NOT affected by minutes, hours, years, days or months; i.e. time.

[@drummermanrick]

@@marveloussoftware4914 You mention the universe is affected by gravity, yet not only do we not know what it is, but some scientists are now claiming gravity is an affect of time. To say the universe is not affected by time would be to admit it had no beginning. The jury is still out on that one. But even if the universe had no beginning, even if it is eternal, the individual parts that make up the universe are affected by time. And since the individual parts make up the whole, the universe is the totality of all its parts, then yes, it is affected to a degree.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

@@drummermanrick A beginning does not have anything to do with time. That is an effect of your bias. It can be difficult to view things in an unbiased state especially when you are so constrained by it. To get to the truth you not only need to question everything everyone tells you but you need to question everything you tell yourself. Otherwise you will stay rigidly locked in your own bias. Since no one really knows hiw the univers started or if what we call the universe is just a small section of the real universe and the big bang is a relatively small section of something that happened in the actual universe AND the big bang creates almost as many issues as it solves using that to try to prove anything is completely unscientific. You dont use an incomplete and unproven theory to "prove" anything, it just does not work. Also a begining is simply when the rate at which things happen changes from an imperceptibly small number to a much larger one. It has nothing to do with time. I suspect you can not tell the difference between the rate at which things happen and time. Technically they are 2 very different things. To someone who doesn't understand them they can appear the same.

[@flossietube2065]

As I understand it, gravity is a product of the passage of time. Therefore, if time doesn't exist. Neither does gravity. Time does exist. And so does gravity. The real question is what's going on with time and gravity outside the Universe? I.E. in a Black hole? My best guess is that they are portals to other Universes. 😊👍

[@gert-janbonnema]

Oh right, the popular dersption of blank holes... You will never be able to cross the event horzin Because of time dilation, you'll hit a firewall that exists of Hawking radiation.

[@jjohanning73]

“People assume that time is a strict progression from cause to effect, but actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey stuff.”

[@dennisgalvin2521]

Never gets old

[@psilocyberspaceman]

In regards to physics, it makes no sense to talk about existence, when physicists haven't defined, unequivocally and unambiguously, what they mean by the word “exist.”

[@dennisgalvin2521]

Ye you'd need a physexist to explain that.

[@psilocyberspaceman]

@@dennisgalvin2521 Ahahaha

[@donjulian522]

Wherever there's life, Time Exist ...without life, The encircling moment stands still

[@Bassotronics]

It takes time to go from point A to point B even down to the quantum level. 3 dimensional objects with no time dimension automatically violates the laws of physics in a dynamic (non static) universe.

[@kaseyboles30]

You might want to look up 'quantum tunneling'. It sorta kind of does go from point a to point b in zero time (and sort of kind of doesn't).

[@hyperduality2838]

Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@alej15pr]

@@hyperduality2838 now THAT is some good ganja! ;)

[@hyperduality2838]

@@alej15pr Opposites, opposame = duality. Antinomy (duality) is two truths that contradict each other -- Immanuel Kant. Absolute truth is dual to relative truth -- Hume's fork. Contradiction, paradoxes = duality. Yes is dual to no. The big bang is a Janus hole, point (two faces = duality) -- Julian Barbour, physicist. Topological holes cannot be shrunk down to zero -- non null homotopic. The observed is dual to the observer -- David Bohm. Your mind is connected to the external world via light or photons which do not experience time -- time dilation. Time dilation is dual to length contraction -- Einstein, special relativity. There is no distance between your mind and the external world -- length contraction. My syntropy is your entropy and your syntropy is my entropy -- duality! Julian Barbour has written a book about Janus points.

[@lyesergidiiethel3686]

Unless you can stop time and prove that things won’t move that’s just a theory and you’ve put zero scientific method into proving of disproving it that’s called faith Does a inch gallon or pound exist no measurements don’t exist there just the ghost spaces between the lines on the ruler you can have a gallon of water but the gallon doesn’t exist the water and it’s container does a mile street the mile doesn’t exist the street does and a pound is relitive to its location and doesn’t exist

[@izumi4921]

Time is like money created by us as a fundamental part of life.

[@geoff37s38]

Einstein did not propose that “Everything in the Universe is relative”. The Theory of Relativity is based on the premise that the speed of light is absolute and not relative.

[@ducon1508]

What if the speed of light was not the end. The only reason that we say no particle can go faster than the speed of light is because Einstein said it so. Does that make it fact or does it make it fact only for now. If it is fact total then that would be the end of the argument. If it is fact only for the now then the measure of speed of light is not the end. We must not take the word of previous scientist< or in this case a genius, as the end of the statement. We must take the word of previous people and build upon it, improve the statement as we move forward.

[@jflaugher]

Wrong. Einstein's theories of relativity prove that time exists. Time is a dimension just as real as up or down, right or left, backwards or forwards. If time doesn't exist then neither does height, length, or width. In fact, when asked if time exists, theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss said, "Of course time exists. If we can measure it, it exists."

[@edwardmolloy708]

What about a blind person, does time exist for them, if all humans where blind would you share that same theory

[@jflaugher]

@@edwardmolloy708 of course time exists for a blind person. Blind people age the same as everyone else. Time is a dimension of the universe, just like height, length, or width. Clocks and calendars are merely devises that we use to measure time - and as Dr. Krauss said, "If we can measure it, it exists."

[@b.munster2830]

It would make more sense to me to consider time as the (one and only) real dimension of spacetime, and the three spatial dimensions as imaginary. This way the coordinates of any event in spacetime can be written as a quaternion. Also, one can measure time in a single location, but it is impossible to measure distance instantly. Sure, one can read a measuring rod instantly, but it takes time to place the rod. And one can measure a star’s redshift instantly and calculate the distance from it, but only using photons that the star emitted some time ago. The minimum amount of time required to measure any distance d is d/c. Maybe time is real and space is emerging.

[@davidescobar5366]

Technically time is a unit of measure of how we live and work around certain periods of the day like mornings, afternoons, evenings and nights. So even if time does not exist persay we need time to measure our daily lives. Time in space is a perception that we move forward in our lives and never backwards.

[@hyperduality2838]

Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@davidtrindle6473]

Per Se

[@comment.highlighted]

So… never ask a Physicist what Time is it? 🤔

[@Demogorgon47]

Apparently they don't know what it is. Obvious job security there lols

[@kaseyboles30]

If a Quantum physicist ever figure out what time it is they immediately realize they're completely lost.

[@douche8980]

Answer vary depending on who you ask :/

[@jangofet555]

"there is actually only one moment in creation. everything you experience is the same moment from a different point of view. you create the past and future from the here and now" -bashar / darryl anka

[@michaelchillak5000]

I don't know, I'm simply a high-school graduate whose worked manual labor his whole life, but if it turns out that time as we believe it to exist today as a measurable entity, does not really exist, and we come to realize that measurable time is simply a construct of the human mind, as is in measuring one's life from the moment of birth to the moment of death, then is it not at least somewhat logical to suggest that all the things in existence that we govern with measurable time, as we do for example with the length of our own lives, that it's all wrong, that in fact those things are not governed by measurable time because time doesn't exist so something like the length of a human life in regards to time it's just something that we've let ourselves to believe in?? So if we were to accept that measurable time is not real and we no longer attempted to govern such things with measurable time then how would that ultimately affect everything like human life.

[@killiancraftofcraftyworks975]

I classify time as the passage of events. Even IF humans didn't exist, planets would still be created, stars would explode. Thus time would still exist.

[@sonofgodzirra2315]

Time is a fundamental property of math and physics. In one point of view it is how physics describes calculates other properties of matter and motion. In another point of view it is only a construct of the mind because humans have yet to come up with a different way to describe the universe. It both exists and doesn't exist. Duality strikes again.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

I think you are confusing time with sequences and duration of events

[@malcolmabram2957]

We describe the Universe with the human mind. But the Universe does not need the appraisal of man to exist.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

@@malcolmabram2957 Does it? Maybe the universe is only the way we see it because we are observing it. The Heisenberg uncertainty universe.

[@abdullahamir119]

How is time a fundamental property of math?

[@ThaAwesome10]

@@MichaelClark-uw7ex to describe a duration, you need a timeframe. You need this construct of the mind called time to say that.

[@elvissibilia4973]

Philochrony is the theory that describes the nature of time and demonstrates its existence. Time is the 1D sequential space created by the continuous succession of irreversible changes that go from the past to the future through the present. Time is magnitive, that is, objective, subperceptible and measurable.

[@robt.v.8688]

I've been time travelling my whole life.

[@edwardmolloy708]

Time isn't real m8 you have just been travelling

[@seanwalsh999]

@@edwardmolloy708 Good one, yes I did actually LoL.

[@405adam]

When singing. It is not purely sound that you hear. It’s a rapid alteration between sound and silence. You can’t have sound without at the same time having silence. Everything is connected to everything. Nothing is really different. We are simply an expression of our environment. You are what’s happening. You’re it

[@superdave54811]

We measure time based on our rotation, revolution , speed and gravity. All which has an effect on time. It is quite real.

[@jimmygubbins]

No time is just something we created to simplify things, we use it to keep track, calculate the speed of things but i dont think its real, to me 10 minutes ago you wasnt over there, you just move from here to there and we put a time to it. Obviously that my opinion but yeah

[@jsirwah8616]

This is fundamentally incorrect. And an outright lie. The word we use to describe what we believe is time, as well as the definition of the word, and how we measure it, are all artificial. We created that. But what we “call” time is a real physical thing. There is no denying that. Because it moves differently depending where you are or what you are doing. If you could stand next to a black hole for one year, where gravity is so strong that time moves more slowly, if you could instantly return back to earth after that year, everyone you know would be long dead, and you will only have aged one year. Also time moves slower the faster your moving. If you went to a race track and had two people synchronize their watches, and one person stood still in the center of the track, and the other got into a race car and drove around the track at 200mph for an extended period of time, when they got back together and checked their watches the person who was driving would be wearing a watch that is behind the person standing still because time moved more slowly for the person in the car.

[@ronaldkemp3952]

General relativity works only with real things like matter that can be measured and observed, well some anyways. And quantum mechanics deals with probabilities and uncertainties, so they don't clash well. One describes the real world we live in and the other describes what happens in an extremely small world of possibilities. Time exists as a dimension, IE something that can be measured or observed. If it can be measured or observed then it is real in our slow mass frame of time. Saying time doesn't exist is like saying the Earth and Sun doesn't exist, even though they can be measured and observed.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

Are they really measuring time or just counting tics of a device/clock ?

[@bobbyhandley5581]

Time can be measured as distance can be measured but the difference is distance is the same. Time can be manipulated. We've proven this. The faster you go the shower time moves.. take 2 synced watches. One stays on the ground the other gets flown around on a jet... they found out that when the jet lands. The watch on the ground is ahead of the one that flew around hundreds of mph. All Astronauts experience this as well as anyone who's ever flown. The amount is almost un noticeable. But there's still a difference. So time really doesn't work with general realitivity. Does it?

[@hyperduality2838]

Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda.

[@douche8980]

Time can't be measured in the same way that space or any other unit of measurement like temperature or weight. There many different units of time and ones perception of time changes based on their state of being such as being sleep or doing things that interest you (making time seem to speed up). Time is all relative to what you are doing and both past and future are mere ideas with the present having no direct no direct objective meaning at all.

[@bobbyhandley5581]

@@douche8980 nice theory. But time can easily be measured like weight or temperature or distances for that matter. It's all human perception. But unlike the latter measurements. Which the unit of measurement changes depending on where your from(meter/foot, grams/pound, Fahrenheit/Celsius) Time with our species is universal. A second is a second worldwide. 60 seconds make up a minute, 60 Minutes =1 hour, 24 hours = 1day. 365 days in a year.(except leap year) 10 years in a decade, 10 decades a century. No matter where your from. Measured only in one unit. And the only thing that changes time is perception.( except speed, but I'll get into that later if requested). Your perception makes you feel like time flew by. But your watch measured an hour. As did everyone else's around you. Just your perception to time changed. Not the measurement. An hour still past even tho it felt like 30 mins to you. And to the kid in class watching the clock it felt like 3 hours. Only 1 hour actually passed. At which both of you can verify by looking at the clock. So really only your perception of time is actually irrelevant because the measurement, which is universally agreed apon, never changes. Unless your moving faster then everything around you. Like in a jet or rocket. That's when the measurements actually begin to differ from one to another. The faster you go the slower time will move. 2 watches one on me and one on you. If you get on a rocket and go straight up at really high speeds for an extended period of time turn around and come straight back. When we compare the two watches. You'll find that not as much time has passed on your watch as has mine. The difference really isn't alot. But there is a difference.

[@neoaeonmusick]

The other problem here is the semantics instead of using physics jargon. We are asked to philosophize upon what is and is not real.

[@thomassoliton1482]

To understand time and space (spacetime) you need to explore how our brains try to “grasp” reallty. We can only understand the world around us by processing the information provided by our senses. Imagine living in an ocean of water molecules that are all identical, all moving by brownian motion. Suppose you can see the water molecules moving, but cannot distinguish one from another. How could you tell time? If you look away from a molecule, you would not be able to find it again. Although you could see them move relative to each other, you could not track them relative to each other, thus you could not measure how far they move relative to each other. You would have absolutely no frame of reference for either time or space because everything is moving randomly. The ONLY reason you might experience “time” would be because your brain (especially your visual system) and short-term memory “tell you” that things are moving - implying a sense of time. But still, time is not independent of space, namely you cannot measure time if you cannot measure something changing position in space.

[@pavelzhivalov8572]

Our mind prevents us from possibly true perception of reality.

[@thomassoliton1482]

@@pavelzhivalov8572 Absolutely. The lowly bee has a rudimentary visual system, yet can fly long distances to and from nectar-laden flowers to collect pollen. How much do we need to know about “reality” to survive? Our brains are only designed to process the information we need to survive, not the “true nature” of reality.

[@rebeccafreeman9883]

Been sayin this for a good year….nothing rotates around the sun other than us

[@johngraham7045]

If time doesn't exist, you wouldn't be able to measure it.

[@slickjim861]

Time I think is related to perspective to the individual, to us it flows quickly to rocks a hell of a lot slower. It sure is reliant on weather you happen to be alive or not though. Maybe it’s our advanced reasoning skill and though process that makes it feel short or long . Which really means it’s our perspective of it which makes it’s what it is while we are alive.

[@freefall9832]

Slower for men and faster for women hah

[@youngredpill5014]

If you dont experience life you think about the time.. If you experience life you dont think about time.. Its just a random thought I guess..

[@PatrickGoodspeed]

I think what we perceive as time is something entirely different.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

I agree. I think what we perceive as time is, in reality, the rate at which things happen.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

@@NondescriptMammal what you are saying is akin so saying "the sun really revolves around the earth. Its just another way of saying the earth revolves around the sun." Maybe you method works for the average, science illiterate person. It is completely unscientific. No scientist will use an incorrect definition and claim its ok because it really stands for something else that is accurate.

[@marveloussoftware1417]

@@NondescriptMammal absolutely nothing in physics would have to change. Physics is interested in the rate at which things happen. To read more into that suggests you don't understand my point. The whole universe is based on the rate at which things happen, not time. Only humans, because of memory are concerned with time.

[@marveloussoftware1417]

@@NondescriptMammal your endless questions have absolutely nothing to do with the universe and everything to do with human memory. Let me clarify. You say "when is the next full moon?" Well I can tell you for a fact the sun doesn't care, the earth doesn't care and even the moon doesn't care. Nothing in the universe cares. Only humans do. Humans with thier bias which distorts reality. The moon will travel at whatever rate it does. Humans need to fabricate some type of time so they can understand it. Anyone who thinks time is real is unable to separate thier bias from reality. Time doesn't exist, cold doesn't exist and colors don't exist. They are all figments of our imagination. Theres probably others that I have vet to discern based on my bias. If you don't understand it then don't fret. The universe is difficult to comprehend. But man made things are easier to understand.

[@marveloussoftware1417]

@@NondescriptMammal my point is the universe is based on the rate at which things happen. Humans use time because the reality of rate is too difficult for some to comprehend.

[@peterbarratt8699]

Time is our reality which allows us to measure the passing of an event.

[@hyperduality2838]

Concepts are dual to percepts -- the mind duality of Immanuel Kant. Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@robertwood1641]

Time only exists within something, From a clock to the universe🤔

[@douche8980]

Time itself doesn't exist but the realm we live in considering of 3 spacial dimensions carrying with it all last events and heading into the unforseen future do exist. Time isn't an actual thing that can be felt not observed as is space or most other forms of measuring things. Its not made of matter or energy. Doesn't even have an agreeable frame of reference (eg) different calendars and ways of measuring. Its simply a means for us human to measure one event to the next ranging from our own subject experience to those that effect the entire species or even the entire universe at large.

[@Midori_Hoshi]

Time doesn't actually exist. It is merely an agreed upon measurement tool that humans created and use to help measure when events occur and to communicate with each other. Using a time machine to go back in history and visit the dinosaurs is impossible since time itself doesn't exist and isn't a thing you can manipulate in such a way to actually pull it off. The best we might be able to do is alter the mind and / or body of someone to make them have a different perception of time compared to other humans on Earth. Like maybe if you are traveling super fast in a spaceship, that might cause your body to age faster or slower in comparison to people living on Earth. But even that wouldn't truly be time travel.

[@Dsmbr03]

Huh! I always thought it was mass that made time relevant. Or that our conscious mind was able to obverse decay. I mean, if a tree fell in the woods and no one was around to see it? Does it still make a sound? I always thought this with time.

[@Bushwakbill]

Um ….ya the tree still rots even with no one around. As observed LATER on

[@Dsmbr03]

@@Bushwakbill Yeah, it changed. It would just happen even if we weren't around.

[@bercor4948]

Yeah ofcourse it made a sound, did an empty house burn down to the ground when nobody was home? Of did the fire leave politely after seeing nobody was home

[@GraavyTraain]

Times flies when you’re enjoying life.

[@ThaAwesome10]

The tree will make vibrations in the air. This is NOT sound. It is sometimes a sound if a living being’s brain translates it to noise, but if it doesnt, then theres just vibrations happening uninfluencially.

[@amangilani7764]

"Time exists just in our heads." Reminds me of people who say "in my head, I feel I am woman."

[@theradius7899]

Time definitely exists. It is an emergent property of space itself. A thing cannot have a location without a time. Without time motion isn’t possible and everything that ever existed, at one point or another in a given location, would occupy the same location.

[@Factnomenal]

What are your thoughts on space-time?

[@TheNpcNoob]

The Time is that isn’t real is a time that has measurable by observation and reference points. Time does for sore exist, we just don’t know it yet

[@fglatzel]

Nobody disputes what you say, except for one thing. Time is not a dimension.

[@tonyamyos]

I'd you reverse your statement and say 'without motion time doesn't exist' it becomes closer to reality. Think about time as the perceived change between systems in motion. And motion in this context is any change of energy or location.

[@hyperduality2838]

Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

TIME is fascinating. I worked the subway stations for nearly 10 years. From one end of the city to the other. Every so often I would notice the city would be saying that, "Today just flew by" or "The day was just dragging along." How can an entire city complain about the same TIME paradox unless it was effected by it. Maybe a TIME distorted bubble the earth passes through in its revolution around the sun. Maybe random waves of TIME distortion hitting the earth? Maybe they're randomly given off by the sun. Maybe they're from outside our Terran system and reach us in intervals. ???? There is SO MUCH MORE to TIME than we realize. TI-I-I-IME, is on my side. Yes, it is!

[@pauldavisschlichting3726]

I came to this conclusion years ago. Great video! Thank you.

[@User50981]

As someone who believes in "our Universe is just an atom of shit" theory , I think it doesn't matter if time exists or not

[@roelsvideosandstuffs1513]

One of my theory of time (and why it exists) is Time might be forms or type of energy. What I kind of mean by that is. When energy (and in extension matter) transform from one form to another is what we call time. Or time allow us to do such things. Example Why can you run? Because of time it changes chemical energy to kinetic energy. (Something like that) Anyone could disagree if they want to.

[@m_christine1070]

Very interesting theory,!

[@eugenechun4140]

Some people believe dark matter and dark energy is really time matter and time energy...if objects of density occupying and are in motion in a certain enviornment of density, is it feasible that 'time' particles and 'time' energy are being 'rubbed' out from space? Is the reason we can't detect dark matter and dark energy is because it's variants of spacetime itself?

[@williammoran4898]

Time does exist but only in the same manner as a ruler does ,which is determined by the society it serves, time was fortunate enough to be globally standardized. Unlike the ruler, if followed the same we'd have time in metric and standard time.

[@jimm638]

until someone can prove that a dog/cat/rock/tree/cloud/etc perceives time as we do, we can not say for any certainty that time is not just a construct we as a species created to help us describe and understand our environment...

[@kaseyboles30]

When did we do this?

[@scientificdevil4672]

Time is a proven constant. Spacetime is how the universe works. The earth make one revolution and that is a day. I could go way deep on your theory of a dog or a cat a rock or a tree knowing time. Did you know that electrons can communicate with each other? Did you know that Einsteins equation of E=MC2 says that mass is energy. Energy communicates and everything is energy. So how could the cat, and everything else not know about time. Their thought process is different than ours not necessarily below us. Everything and everyone is all connected throughout the entire universe. And energy never dies. Kind of comforting isn't it..

[@jimm638]

@@scientificdevil4672 I know of many many scientists that would argue against time being a constant. You know the earths spin is actually slowing down.? not by any value that will mean anything to us or a hundred thousand generations from us...but it is slowing. So when it slows to where our measurements of a day no longer apply and so unless I see a dog wearing a watch...Anyways, look deeper into E=MC2, especially that it was not the original form of the equation...it does not say that mass=energy. its more about the potential energy of anything with mass.

[@scientificdevil4672]

@@jimm638 Sorry I should have said spacetime is Einsteins constant. His vision of his 3d spacial mind wouldn't be easy to explain to most because he probably didn't even know the way his brain processed information was different than other people's. He described how a bee knew it's directions 80 years ago. So many scientists consider Albert Einstein average in intelligence because they that judge him this way are average at best. So many theories have failed because scientists egos can be very big. If they knock him off his pedistal they feel they will be the top dog in science. 3d and 4d minds are where I believe we are heading in our evolution. Only a very few can see this. Is it luck or a curse at this point?

[@ireneconti4353]

So you think that years are not real?

[@ShowTimeReturns]

They prove time doesnt exist but realize they gotta punch in the next day for work lol

[@dendroxden440]

I'd say that time definitely exists, but it can only go forward. It might appear to go by slower or faster in different conditions, but it just goes in one direction

[@deletefacebook8419]

Theoretically it could go in any direction if the universe collapsed back into itself. It could also theoretically freeze as well, but not without outside interference I wouldn’t imagine.

[@eugenechun4140]

Time is not linear. Space is not linear. The specific density of space determines the specific timeframe. As the density of space is altered, the timeframe within that localized area is altered. The symbol for time and space is a sphere and NOT a linear line. Linear time does NOT exist, just a very strong illusion/delusion of it...Time is 3D. Space is 3D. The specific density of Space determines the specific time frame. The SpaceTime line describes space as 3D and as a sphere...the specific density of that region of space denotes a specific time frame. As a general rule of thumb, the density of the enviornment in which the object travels in, determines a specific localized timeframe.

[@deletefacebook8419]

Times not even real in the first place. It’s a unit of measurement and nothing more. Time is relative to mass, so time can not really be linear or three dimensional it’s simply a byproduct of something else. It’s not actually a particle, or even a field.

[@deletefacebook8419]

Time cannot be anything if it doesn’t even exist in the first place.

[@deletefacebook8419]

It’s basically a figment of our imagination for what it’s worth, because only clusters of atoms that are organized in a specific way to form life can even witness time. Sure non living things decay, but the rate of decay isn’t merely only effected by time.

[@murrayfamily1942]

It’s because we associate time with age rather than distance. Time is easily accepted by us at a early age by our parents than by schooling.

[@basilekidi1580]

Time is both real and unreal

[@sandunthilina8478]

Time flies when you are happy, its slows down when you are in a pain, sorrow, problem etc.

[@Zikliv]

I’ve been trying to explain this to my new boss for weeks

[@Factnomenal]

🤔 What did your boss have to say?

[@benreynaga8806]

Time does not exist because we live in a simulated virtual illusory reality

[@oytgrubbs9172]

I believe...Time is: A measure of change in the entire existing universe, caused by the motion of matter/energy/space expansion in relation to itself. Because time is founded in motion, time is relative to speed. Time and space are the same in that space itself is expanding, thus moving, movement is change, and time is simply a measurement of that change. So time is as real as space and it’s motion of expansion. Not so difficult to understand really.

[@selenasky7840]

Thanks for this comment, really summed up what I was thinking.

[@Saedris]

You explained it better than I would

[@OhAncientOne]

The fact that scientists have the time to propose that time doesn't exist, proves that too many scientists, have too much time on their hands !

[@johnmichaelrichards]

As a biophysicist, I have for decades been scoffed at and laughed at for my contention that time is nothing more than a manmade construct, created to quantify other (real) parameters. At least now, I'm not alone in my madness.

[@pasijutaulietuviuesas9174]

You were never alone in this madness because this madness is like a religion to many people but madness is all it really is.

[@zoomtruth1013]

Earth is flat

[@killiancraftofcraftyworks975]

I classify time as the passage of events. Even IF humans didn't exist, planets would still be created, stars would explode. Thus time would still exist.

[@giovanni505]

You are right. You never see animals checking their watch. Time is just a way to make sure we clock in on time keeping the chains tight.

[@pasijutaulietuviuesas9174]

@@giovanni505 The more I read comments from people like you, the more I think you guys are in a cult.

[@johnkeith8072]

"That looked just like a negative reality inversion..." Neal, from the 90s BBC show The Young Ones

[@kingslayer8121]

no such thing as time? That means no such thing as space. No such thing as space means no such thing as things. No separate things existing means this cosmos is just one infinite all encompassing reality. One infinite reality means there is no such a thing as you and me as we know it. Either we are nothing or we are everything. If you are everything then it means nothing lies outside of you. This means you are the ultimate reality. Only you exist. And everything you see and consider to be other than you.. is happening within you.

[@thomascox257]

Our perception of time could be distorted by the assumption that our existence, “as a life form,” is a process that begins with birth and ends with death. In actual fact, death is just the beginning of a new life. This means that our existence is a dynamic, circular, unchanging cycle of birth, death and rebirth. The cycle itself does not change. It transcends time.

[@Factnomenal]

🤔💭 So what do you think? Does time even exist?

[@TheSlayer71782]

Time does exist cause trillions of years from now the entire universe will end. Big bang being the beginning of time and the big freeze being the end of time. The only way time doesn't exist is if there's no life forms left in the universe to experience it.

[@robertkerr4199]

The universe is expanding in direct relation to the forward marching of time... it seems pretty obvious that time is the expansion of the universe....

[@mikkel715]

Without Time, no spatial dimensions. No spatial dimensions, maybe still Time. So more probably that Time exists than spatial dimensions exist. Only objects with mass experience Time in our universe. An object with mass, is an object of Time Dilation, which increases its local Time Dilation by moving this Time Dilation through Spacetime. . At least Time Dilation exists.

[@mikkel715]

--- Leads to that Time Dilation and Quantum Mechanics exist. If we are not in a superposition of both.

[@liam8370]

i was thinking of the same thing when i didn't know what time was i literally thought of every possibility but there was just one problem traveling back in time isn't possible so time doesn't exist you'll have to go a different dimension if u wanna go to past but then i watched something about time dialation and came up with this "time is the speed at which strings vibrates" ok idk much about sting theory so i might be wrong but only that explains why u can't go to past and slowing down time is possible with heavy gravity cuz u literally reduce the stings vibration

[@dirtyminerapparel]

Imagine telling your boss it doesn’t matter that you’re late because time doesn’t exist.

[@Iconoclast1919]

All who subscribe to this channel enjoy thinking about these concepts and so I recommend to watch Galactic Messages on Gaia. You would find the concepts discussed interesting and thought provoking for sure even if you don't believe that the information is coming from a being from another planet. You can't only watch one episode because there is a lot of information that needs to be conveyed before you can understand. It really takes the whole series to see that model of existence and the mechanics within it.

[@hyperduality2838]

Concepts are dual to percepts -- the mind duality of Immanuel Kant. Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

Time is not a fourth dimension. It is actually a dimensional field intermeshed with that of space, and has its own dimensions.

[@Factnomenal]

Would you say that you cannot have time without space and vice versa

[@Menacetosouthcentral]

Great video 👌🏻 Space time seems to be the cause of everything including perceived gravity. Planets causing space time to speed up and warp around them, in turn cause objects to fall toward the slower time pooling up around the planet. Faster space time = slower observed time. The universe requires space time to remain a constant and this is similar to lift being created by air flowing under and over a planes wing. Mind blowing shit

[@kafkaten]

I enjoyed most of this video. But most of my friends in academia would absolutely scoff at me if I shared a science/physics video that quoted… The Secret. That kind of tripe has become synonymous with the woo-woo physics that is rightfully laughed at.

[@alunchurcher7060]

i recall my physics teacher asking the class what we thought time was, I replied its a man made concept and doesn't exist in nature. He told me I was wrong, yet this proves me correct.

[@LazyJones1]

I'm putting my money on your physics teacher being right, and you and this youtube video being wrong.

[@leoborganelli3558]

This is my sentiment exactly and I quoted this in an above comment. Time is a societal creation and not a physical property

[@TheNpcNoob]

What we think time is, is man made. But that doesn’t mean “time” itself is non existent

[@genuinedickies99]

Sounds like you had it rough....

[@xxxdieselyyy2]

Time is your 3d arse moving along a 4d space so u only observe one cross section of it at any given moment.

[@timothy8426]

Space is a stationary negative field of resistance (cold). Heat (motion) is mass in quantum fields of force in resistance to space. Occupational mass in space is in equalization of pressure between forces in entanglement. Gravitational fields of forced motion holding mass together. Mass is occupied space in equalization. Magnetic fields of forced motion holding atmospheres in, are examples of weaker Gravitational fields of forced motion holding mass together. Hydrogen absorbs heat and becomes helium, and is a stronger example of, Gravitational fields of forced motion. Space doesn't bend or curve. Negative resistance of space repelling mass towards Occupational space is the reason proximity mass leans towards massive occupied planetary objects. Gravitational fields of forced motion holding resistance from repelling outward pressure is the weakest point. So, when astroids, comets, etc...get pushed by negative space towards occupied space as the weakest point of resistance. Heat rising rapidly through a atmosphere, burning through it, produces waves of light and sound in its wake. Heat passing through a filament in a bulb produces light. Heat is the force resistant to space. Temperature is accumulated heat, that is mass in all forms. Spacetime is the point to point of interaction between forces traversing space. It is a tool used for measuring passed interactions to predict future likely events. Motion has a cycle that is multidimensional in quantum fields of forced motion.

[@andromedagalaxy6072]

Does the length of this video change dependant on the region of space you are in or how fast you are traveling? Now ask yourself is time uniform?

[@fglatzel]

If you watch a 2 minute long video it doesn't matter how fast you travel, while watching it. A two minute video plays for exactly 2 minutes.

[@hyperduality2838]

Concepts are dual to percepts -- the mind duality of Immanuel Kant. Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@andromedagalaxy6072]

@@hyperduality2838 "Always two there are" 😄

[@hyperduality2838]

@@andromedagalaxy6072 Action is dual to reaction -- Sir Isaac Newton (the duality of force). Attraction is dual to repulsion, push is dual to pull -- forces are dual. "May the force (duality) be with you" -- Jedi teaching. "The force (duality) is strong in this one" -- Jedi teaching. "The Force" is literally duality! The Jedi worship duality. Fear is dual to anger, anger is dual to hate, hate is dual to suffering -- the Yoda dualities. "Sith lords come in pairs (duality)" -- Obi Wan Kenobi. Opposites, opposame = duality. Antinomy (duality) is two truths that contradict each other -- Immanuel Kant. Absolute truth is dual to relative truth -- Hume's fork. Contradiction, paradoxes = duality. Yes is dual to no. The big bang is a Janus hole, point (two faces = duality) -- Julian Barbour, physicist. Topological holes cannot be shrunk down to zero -- non null homotopic. The observed is dual to the observer -- David Bohm. Your mind is connected to the external world via light or photons which do not experience time -- time dilation. Time dilation is dual to length contraction -- Einstein, special relativity. There is no distance between your mind and the external world -- length contraction. My syntropy is your entropy and your syntropy is my entropy -- duality! Energy is dual to mass -- Einstein. Dark energy is dual to dark matter.

[@chadluke5454]

I age, therefore, time exists. Enough said.

[@martingeerars9640]

So what we call time is how our mind inturprite entropy?

[@hyperduality2838]

Mind (the internal soul, syntropy) is dual to matter (the external soul, entropy) -- Descartes or Plato's divided line. Bosons like to be in the same state -- symmetric wave functions (waves). Fermions like to be in different states -- anti-symmetric wave functions (particles). Wave/particle or quantum duality. Bosons are dual to Fermions -- atomic duality. Time is actually dual! Time symmetry is dual to time asymmetry (entropy) -- time duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein. Likewise space is also dual. Points are dual to lines -- the principal of duality in geometry. From a converging, convex or syntropic perspective everything looks divergent, concave or entropic -- the 2nd law of thermodynamics. All observers have a localized, focused or syntropic perspective. Space duality is dual to time duality. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Duality creates reality!

[@feltonhamilton21]

Time is a design made to help understand our existence because with out time we would be lost , time is a necessity , time is a scientist best friend , time is in our DNA , time is universal. Time is a tool that goes hand-in-hand with action and why we understand the speed of light or the death of a star. Time traveling is real in the Manner of catching up before and after an expiration date of that destination.

[@maniacalmonster2293]

Of course time doesn't exist I've been saying this for at least the past decade. Well, it may, just not how we perceive it. Time is a man-made construct divided into portions, sections whatever if you will.

[@visionentertainment8006]

Exactly, time isn't a thing. It is a concept, a measurement of events.

[@Loan--Wolf]

i find the old question of if a tree falls in a forest and no one around to here it does it make a noise kinda fits this time question

[@bminturn]

I've felt for as long as I can remember that everything has already happened. We're stuck with seeing things from 3 dimensions or lower though, so we can't see it all. Some theoretical person who sits outside of the 4th dimension, though, would have a much different view. I don't have any math to back that up though lol.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

If what you said is true then you already died. So im talking to a dead person, 😅😂🤣😂😅

[@bminturn]

@@marveloussoftware4914 spoooooooooky. But that's kind of what I mean.

[@marveloussoftware4914]

@@NondescriptMammal i would suggest for you to attend school and take some advanced science classes. Although you may never achieve much, it couldnt hurt!

[@pasijutaulietuviuesas9174]

@@marveloussoftware4914 I could advise the same for you. You certainly are in need of humility check, your competence is severely lacking.

[@SamReigns]

Every millisecond you watched... was experienced in the NOW... by your timeless essence...

[@Fish2Eat]

Time only exists when you're not dead, same goes for the universe.

[@artdonovandesign]

Your script and narration here is exceptional. The animations are absolutely stunning and made this episode thoroughly enjoyable. Really, one of the best of the YT science videos. Thank you.

[@grogu8236]

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[@nagualdesign]

😆 How much did Factminimal pay you?

[@letsuseCommonsense]

Time as we understand it is our invention

[@brendawilliams8062]

Spot on🥁

[@garyschasteen9440]

Time is not measurable. Its not an observable. Position and momentum are observables. But still interesting to watch! Thanks for posting!

[@babajaiy8246]

True - time is not measurable - But that is only because time is a form of measurement itself.

[@scientificdevil4672]

Time is measured always. The earth spins at a constant rate , or very close to constant. One revolution of the earth is 24 hours. That is measuring time. Position and momentum of moving objects measures time.

[@liveintruth4284]

Time is perception of conciousness

[@Factnomenal]

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[@jackcaito182]

I kind of feel like there are similarities between time and language. Language doesn't really exist either. Language is just a word that we use to describe communication, it doesn't exist without life. It isn't a law of nature. Time is similar, maybe. Time May not exist without instances of things changing. Unfortunately we can't do an experiment where we create a room where nothing will change within that room. Such an experiment would require that the room existed before the big bang and would continue to exist after the end of the universe. So, in the way that language does exist because we say it does... It's a word we use to describe an idea, time also exists in the same way. It's a word we use to describe the order of things. I'm just not sure it exists as a law of nature, it just may be a byproduct of it.

[@TheDragonStratagem]

{! Disclaimer: I am a hobbyist hypothetical physicist, an amateur conjectural theologian, and an aspiring philosophical sci-fi/fantasy author. The ideas posited and owned by the author of this comment are entirely fantasy fictional or science fictional, and are not representations of actual reality or existence, but are only and exclusively abstract philosophical nonsense !} Time could be from hyper gravity We can think about time as a complete structure, or continuum, by thinking about only the past and future without thinking about the present. This is because the structure of time is not the same as the flow of time. The present represents the flow of time. The past and the future combined are the continuum and the present is a slice of that continuum. This means that Time has a preferential slice. Why Time has a preferential slice, called the present, is a question I don’t think many have thoroughly investigated. This preferential slice in the continuum of time could be something to do with what mass is since mass creates an attractive force called gravity. Gravity could be a change in direction of time, Think about pulling a string through an eye in a needle and the string changing directions at the eye. The string could represent the structure of time, the eye in the needle could represent the present time, and the bend in the string could be gravity. So what is the needle? Maybe it is something that is not part of our universe pulling on our universe to form preferential slices of time and gravity. Maybe the present time, or preferential slice of time, is the response to our universe orbiting a multiverse through hyper gravity. This could be like a fourth dimensional orbit or a time orbit. So in this way time could be seen like another spatial dimension Allowing us to use the geometry in string theory to describe it. {! Disclaimer: I am a hobbyist hypothetical physicist, an amateur conjectural theologian, and an aspiring philosophical sci-fi/fantasy author. The ideas posited and owned by the author of this comment are entirely fantasy fictional or science fictional, and are not representations of actual reality or existence, but are only and exclusively abstract philosophical nonsense !}

[@chrisiman2406]

Point to point.. Time exists regardless as to how it may be perceived or measured. For every beginning is a path that leads to an end. And that involves a definitive space in the time continuum. This should be apparent to any cognitive human mind. It's quite possible that extra- dimensional physics /a parallel universe may alter time as we've come to understand it. From the millisecond to a milinia. Yet, none the less time exists and is a constant. We see this each day in our lives. Anyone who'd propose that time is simply an illusion, is not quite the expert they'd wish other's to realize, physicist or not. I read here in another post that outside the universe time doesn't exist. How would one possibly state such an unproven thing? That's an interesting hypothesis, but unprovable at present, and most probably never provable. If there was "something" beyond the known universe, there would certainly exist a demarcation line separating the universe from what exists outside if it. As an example; if the physical universe was the space within say, a balloon.... Then the only possible area outside the balloon would also take up space in order the separation between the two would be conceptualized. The only reasonable consideration would be another universe. And I believe that time would be a constant here just as well, although it could be much different than what we've come to know in ours. P.S. What "time" did you send this message? 😁

[@seanwalsh999]

Yes I believe you are right that there would be another universe out side of our own, the only difference being there is nothing in it. Where as our universe has stuff in it.

[@malcolmabram2957]

If time does not exist, then quantum mechanics does not exist. Quantum mechanics is all to do with probabilities, but probabilities can only be applied to the future (i.e. time). As for certainty , i.e. measurements, such can only be applied to the past. In physics the present does not exist.

[@fglatzel]

In physics, the present does exist. It is the state of events that represents itself during the transition between the past and the future. But I am sure that Wikipedia can explain this a lot better. LOL

[@apinojilazul6571]

very well explained, it opened my mind to new possibilities of working with classical and new science. thank you !

[@davethompson1687]

Time may not be fundamental but causality is. As it is isn't time just one of the words we use to describe the direction and progress of causal chains?