I don't mean to lead this thread into any kind of seriousness... 'cause really, I mean.. heh...
But:
I don't think time is a physical property in any way. I think that there is change in the physical aspects of things that is independent of an observational time-line, and that our only capacity of measuring them is dependent on a propensity to gauge those changes relatively.
I don't think time is a variable of an equation in which that equation is dependent in order to verify the reality of the equation... but only a variable that allows us, as people, to quantify it.
I'm not saying that a moving object is not subject to its distance between point A and B, I'm only stating that it is observable as a result of the function of relativity, but not dependent on our observation of it.
If time is accelerating, it is only change happening differently. We're just observing it in an accelerated capacity and relating it with a quantification.
I'm pretty drunk.
I don't even make sense to myself right now, but rest assured, I'm a genius and my last name is Christ. lol...
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Last edited by Freebase Dali; 06-22-2009 at 04:16 AM.
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