The Nature of Time

[@bpatrickhoburg]

I’ve spent most of my still developing career focusing on the nature of time. If anyone would like to begin a correspondence about the topic, please don’t hesitate to reach out. KZbin was originally meant to be a place of meeting and sharing ‘after’ all.

[@1ntrcnnctr608]

i wonder if the Youniverse is pulling a Benjamin Button: Arrow of Time still flying, but drawn into curvature from an opposite direction (some point in the curve or cycle reached that its effects reach senses of human perception n therefore can shift the reality perceived)…something something iterating on the 2nd law of thermodynamics maybe? total noob here n even to me this sounds like sophistry somehow 🙃

[@rogerrousco2921]

Correct

[@romuluspalaiologosxiii5171]

do you have discord?

[@ionwilliams9980]

Yip I’m interested in the nature of time. I also have some interesting ideas.

[@thaumazein276]

I'm also interested! But how do we do that? Meaning, what are the means of communication

[@isaiahceasarbie5318]

Glad to see Quentin Smith and William Lane Craig!

[@Robinson8491]

He was prime in his youth! Sad to hear of his recent passing

[@Philosophy_Overdose]

@@Robinson8491 Did you delete your other comment?

[@Robinson8491]

@@Philosophy_Overdose yes, i deleted it, I thought it was getting to detailed. Sometimes I rethink about what I posted and its added value. Thanks for this nice video with all these legends, love to see more of these

[@f.t.adabrand3232]

❤

[@stephen1744]

this & your video on 'Science & Truth' seem to be from a documentary series, it has the same narrator. Any information on how I can find the rest of these series? I really like them. Thanks.

[@gogigaga1677]

THANK YOU FOR POSTING THESE VIDEOS ON TIME. POST MORE IF YOU CAN FIND ANY.

[@pluto9000]

"Your appreciation for these timely videos is truly 'second' to none! I guess we can all agree that when it comes to posting about time, punctuality is truly of the 'essence'! ⏰"

[@TheOtherMwalimu]

cultural anthropologist here! the perception, understanding, and social experience of time is different in different cultures across the world. for example, having lived in East Africa for 5 years now “Swahili time” does not correspond Western expectations of time.

[@daveschere918]

Think about particle motion rather than time. If I had a magic dial that could turn off the motion of all atoms turning that dial would act exactly as freezing time that atoms would stop moving everything around me would stop. .So time doesn't actually exist, its just a unit of measurement, its particle motion that exists.

[@rafaelenriqueperezreyes552]

At 14 minutes aproximately, Michael Friedman says that according to Newton space and time are a priori forms, I suppose it is a lapsus linguae because he describes them in a Kantian way, which was totally different from Newton's. That line may confuse some viewers. For Newton space and time were absolute real entities which did not depend on other objects, minds or subjective agents, because they were real and objective things.

[@lizvigoda8717]

can someone tell me who the speakers are in this presentation?

[@ArtyomLensky]

So what is it then? Bit miffed they didn't give the answer at the end.

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

Time it’s a human convention It doesn’t exist. Nothing is passing These people make a living by spreading lies. Theoretical science is not science

[@Zeropadd]

😎

[@zeroonetime]

According to TIMEISM, There is no Time, butt only Timing.

[@Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time]

This is an invitation to see a theory where light is both a wave and a particle, with a probabilistic ∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π, future continuously unfolding in relation to the electron probability cloud of atoms and the wavelength of light. In this theory, the wave-particle duality of light and matter (electrons) creates a blank canvas that we (atoms) can interact with forming a future relative to the energy and momentum of our actions. This interaction is represented by a constant of action in space and time, mathematically denoted as the Planck constant h/2π. This concept is supported by the fact that light photon energy ∆E=hf is continuous exchange into the kinetic energy Eₖ=½mv² of matter, in the form of electrons.

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

Time is a human convention. Time doesn’t exist. Nothing is passing Don’t get fooled by pseudoscience that these people are practicing

[@benquinneyiii7941]

The arrow

[@thelaughingphilosopher2421]

Eternalism holds that as God knows both past and future, these both fully exist. Presentism - that only the present exists - is based upon Atheism, which, like Theism, requires its own proofs and arguments.

[@Philosophy_Overdose]

None of that is what eternalism actually holds. Nor does presentism imply atheism.

[@thelaughingphilosopher2421]

@@Philosophy_Overdose"Augustine of Hippo wrote that God is outside of time-that time exists only within the created universe. Thomas Aquinas took the same view, and many theologians agree. On this view, God would perceive something like a block universe, while time might appear differently to the finite beings contained within it." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternalism_(philosophy_of_time) Hence, Classical Theism is inextricably tied to Eternalism. How could one be an Atheist and not a Philosophical Presentist? How does the past or future 'exist' in a solely material reality of flux?

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

Time is a human convention Does not exist. Nothing is passing

[@simpledragon]

I think we live in our Son’s time .

[@simpledragon]

Sun’s