Is Time Really a Vector in Our Universe?

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The discussion centers on the concept of time as a vector, proposing that each position in space has its own velocity and time. The equations presented suggest a relationship between spatial coordinates and their respective velocities and time components. However, the validity of these assertions is challenged, with critiques highlighting a lack of proof, relevance to real-world physics, and inaccuracies in mathematical representation. The conversation emphasizes the need for rigorous mathematical foundations and empirical evidence when discussing complex concepts like time and velocity in physics.
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time is actually a vector!

it is:
x=vxtx
y=vyty
z=vztz
this is in a sense that every position has it's own velocity and time.
if
vy=vz=0 and
x=y=0 and
tx=tz=0 then
x=vytz-vzty=0
y=vztx-vxtz=0
z=vxty-vytx=vxty
so it is:
(x,y,z)=(vx,vy,vz)x(tx,ty,tz)

on the x-axes there are x,vz,ty
on the y-axes there are y,tz,vx
on the z-axes there are z,vy,tx
 
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In your universe perhaps, but not in this.
Oh let me see:

No proof.
No relation to reality.
Crummy maths: (x does not equal v*t, for the last time)
 
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