What caused time?

Sorry!

yeah i understand that we don't know and actually may never know alot about these topics but ... i guess i should have mentioned this EARLIER

we get marked on our thinking and analytical skills not on the actually information... if i could persuasively argue effectively that time is say black then i would still get good marks even if it isn't true or completely insane.

that's the whole purpose of this exercise. thanks for your help :D i actually re-worded what i've said many times after you came back at me hahahaha

minorwork

Yes indeed. I have to remind those having a "need to know" relationship with me that, "No! I don't belive in time!" I would refer, instead, to my experience of length if any would pursue the matter.

ZapperZ

I am a big fan of your teacher already.

Zz.

Bombini

Entropy could have something to do with time in the theory. Entropy means increasing instability.

There's said that if you if you think entropy as bigger in an isolated enviroment, like the universe.

And imagine that the Entropy will afterwards will "end" at the maximum temperature point. That could relate it to time, by the time it all starts and when it ends.

SonicDream

Time cannot be caused because it is merely a measurement tool used to describe finite objects in the universe "i.e. all creatures on earth". However, time cannot be applied to something that does not exist "void" or something that is infinite in nature "i.e. eternal" and for those things time does not exist at all.

From this we can understand that the origin of everything is either "void", which is not acceptable, or "infinity", and the real question would be not,"what caused time?". But rather, what caused the existence of those finite beings "us"?

minorwork

The comparison of one length to another. Time. Used to obtain velocity.

Dragonfall

I don't think this question makes sense. It's like asking "what caused cause?"