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    Is time in essence - constant?

    I suppose I should let dead dogs lie. You obviously don't comprehend the contradictions in your statements much less understand what I have said, and consistantly contradict yourself even disecting my posts without understanding them first. If this ever changes let me know I would be happy...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    Believe me, I want an answer... Which is why I ocassionally try to engage in discussions about it... I want to know if I'm right or wrong, and haven't talked to anyone who can show me conclusive evidence that my... I hesitate to say, theories are incorrect or not considering 1 factor over...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    Originally Posted by Fluke So what you are saying here is: Einstein's Theory of Relativity is wrong? Nope. Just the opposite. That theory says that a spaceship cannot travel at the speed of light. - No the theory does NOT say a "spaceship" it says, there is nothing that can travel faster...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    So what you are saying here is: Einstein's Theory of Relativity is wrong? He stated, "When traveling close to the speed of light time slows down, when traveling at the speed of light, time stops, and when traveling faster than the speed of light time travels in reverse." Well if it's not...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    Because they tried to create a reality that they had no means to create. Just like my example: I have no means to create the experiment, but why should that stop anyone from believing the world was round before they could prove it?
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    Maybe to simplify the example: You and I stand in front of each other. I say to you, "Time is constant." You say to me, "Time is not constant." To prove our points... You walk in a circle the diameter of 36 inches at the speed of light for 1 minute and then stop to compare the time on...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    I believe, time is constant, and only moves in a linear direction at the same rate from any relative perspective. Take my word problem as an example: Points A, B, C and D. Distance between Point A - B is equal to the distance between Point A and C. The distance from point A and D is equal to...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    To make sure I understand what you are saying. We accelerate an object that object would cease to exsist in the present, because it went into the future? The concept of absolute space emphasizes dissimilarity between acceleration and deceleration. On absolute space, acceleration and...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    Sorry, to clarify more about the linear equation analogy: 100 years in the past someone invents a time machine and comes to our present day to talk to you and me. This results in the annihilation of the present and futures. We would not be talking about this right now. Someone today...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    Top bold is exactly why I believe time is constant. But to expand on that idea... If traveling back is not possible, then how is traveling forward based on #1? Think of it in terms of solving a linear one step algebra equation: Where A = B If A = the past and B = the future the = sign...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    On this note, expansion of the universe technically would not dilate time, if time is constant. It is my belief time is constant, which in this case means there is no relevance how the universe is model'd or who was correct or not. If time is constant it can not be dilated. My particular...
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    Is time in essence - constant?

    Hello, I happened to come across these forums when I was searching just on this subject matter. I am not a PHD, or a Doctor, or even have a degree in Physics, my interest is merely entertainment as I happen to learn that I am quite good at conceptual Physics theory. To address Craig's...
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