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Look at the picture of the gears of the clock. Now should we forget to rewind the spring, the gears will stop. And because we think that time is given by the clock, we should also think that time stops when the clock stops!But we do not! Our mental concept of time disconnects and frees itself from the clock when the later stops.
There is a permanent disparity between our abstract concept of time and our physical measure of it.
As the fabricof the Universe
motion
is by far superior
than time is!
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In this website, we simply remain in the real world! Because our concept of time does not follow suit and is not linked to the physical motion that is occuring within the material mechanism of the clock, we conclude that our concept of time is elusive and doesn't have any physical collateral.
The idea of time within our mind is the byproduct of a one way process that starts with our observation of the motion of something, followed by the transmission of that information through our optical nerve, and which ends up being a fictitious idea totally disconnected from that motion as in the end that physical motion is no longer needed!
And it is a one way process in a second way! The process doesn't work backward from thought to reality! Our idea of time is unable to run any physical apparatus, let alone a clock.
Another hint that time (as we conceive it) has no physical collateral is found in the very measures we make of time.
It turns out that no measure of unit of time, invented by us human, coincide with another!
Take the day that coincides to the succession of days and nights, that day does not coincide to an exact number of days within a year.
So the "universal time" measured through a "day" doesn't fit the" universal time "measured through a "year"!
You might argue that a "year" is not made of entire days and that is no big deal! But that is precisely the point, should we use the "year" or the "day" as unit of time?
For this writer, that argument alone dismisses time!
Now if you consider a "second", as defined through an atomic clock, that "second" doesn't fare better!
The atomic clock's second is irreconciliable with our day to day second! Now which is the "true" unit of time, that of the day or of the atomic clock?
If you picked the atomic clock, you're for a surprise! Bring the atomic clock in altitude and its "standard" varies! In altitude a clock runs faster!
Move the atomic clock around and here goes again its precision of a billonth second per year! When in motion a clock runs slower!
What kind of "entity" is that "time" that cannot be pinned down, even with the most accurate devices we can imagine?
No matter the measurement device chosen, time is based on the motion of something. In the atomic clock it is the vibration of sub-atomic particles.
All in all time is an elusive concept derived out of the reality of motion and doesn't have any physical collateral or alternate.
The motion of the hands of the clock, then their stopping only are physical and evident!
In the gravimotion interpretation of Nature, introduced in the book pictured here, time and space are disregarded.
Motion takes over! The fabric of the universe becomes motion!
SUMMARY: In reality time doesn't exist!
In the clock case the spring and gears are the alternate to our concept of time!
In the gravimotion interpretation of Nature motion takes over both time and space; motion becomes the fabric of the Universe!
And evidently, because it is so convenient, our concept of time needs neither to be abolished nor to be replaced in our day to day lives!
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