Dear, Mind Readers
For my first thought, I just want to clear something up.
Time, Time travel, Time to us etc...:
Time, Time travel, Time to us etc...:
This morning at 2:02 am before I went to sleep, I had an interesting revelation. I have been trying to dissect what time is to humans. Hah, I found out at 2:02 that time to humans is measured by frames per second. FPS for humans is interesting because we as humans are constantly taking 2 dimensional pictures of our 3 dimensional environment. Depending on how many pictures your eyes are taking per second "time" either speeds up or down. When I say our eyes take a picture this is what I mean: Your eyes absorb light, and light only. When light reflects off of something and hits your eye your eye absorbs the pattern of the reflected light. You have to remember that when something reflects it bounces like so:
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Thus the the pattern absorbed is flipped. So your brain flips it back knowing that the actual pattern was the exact opposite.
So that's what I mean when I say takes a picture. Your eye absorbs patterns of reflected light. That's why when it's dark we can't see as well, because there's less reflected light to absorb there for less is understood by the brain.
Anyways, because time is relative to how many frames "pictures" we take per second, when we goto sleep the next thing we know we are awake because we stopped taking pictures so time seemed to not exist for the entire time that we where asleep.
Another interesting thing about this is that when you get in serious danger in order to survive the brain takes in as much information as possible from every one of the five senses to make the best and most accurate decisions on what to do. By doing this we are absorbing more light then normal, and faster than usual, slowing everything down. Everything is happening at the same speed as before, but we are interpreting everything as if time slowed down. The same thing happens on a smaller scale when you're focusing on doing something like shooting a bow, gun, swinging a sward, or when in hand to hand combat.
All of these things are interesting and this is all in all an awesome fact but the question still remains for me, what is the overall time. Because when time slows down for a human or animal, objects are in fact moving at a speed relative not to your interpretation of time but relative to an overall time.
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Thus the the pattern absorbed is flipped. So your brain flips it back knowing that the actual pattern was the exact opposite.
So that's what I mean when I say takes a picture. Your eye absorbs patterns of reflected light. That's why when it's dark we can't see as well, because there's less reflected light to absorb there for less is understood by the brain.
Anyways, because time is relative to how many frames "pictures" we take per second, when we goto sleep the next thing we know we are awake because we stopped taking pictures so time seemed to not exist for the entire time that we where asleep.
Another interesting thing about this is that when you get in serious danger in order to survive the brain takes in as much information as possible from every one of the five senses to make the best and most accurate decisions on what to do. By doing this we are absorbing more light then normal, and faster than usual, slowing everything down. Everything is happening at the same speed as before, but we are interpreting everything as if time slowed down. The same thing happens on a smaller scale when you're focusing on doing something like shooting a bow, gun, swinging a sward, or when in hand to hand combat.
All of these things are interesting and this is all in all an awesome fact but the question still remains for me, what is the overall time. Because when time slows down for a human or animal, objects are in fact moving at a speed relative not to your interpretation of time but relative to an overall time.
There are 2 main kinds of time. 1. A nonspatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future. This time is an immeasurable continuous container of events. This is the one that every one refers to. Time, that thing that you can't control that's always there. 2. A measurement from one event to another. This is the time that we can control. This is the time that we create, count, see, value, and base every thing in our day around. This time is the time that we set and follow. This is the time that causes stress and nervous energy. This time is no mystery, we know what it is. An ever changing value that we can track. We can't however track the first time. The only time of mystery. The time that we believe to end and hope to not. This time is the time that was set by something far superior to our existence. I believe that time is both 1 and 2. I believe that time can not be tracked, but I also believe that it had a start and it will and already had an end. You see if time is a container then no matter what shape it has a start and an end. It has a limit. As we all know time is relative to space. And space has a limit there for time has one as well, and in space entropy builds up. So therefore time builds up its own. Meaning that time will collapse. Newton found this out before and he held this theory to his death.
Time has a beginning and an end. So then what set the clock? What got it going? It would have to be something out side of the box. Something not bound by space or time. Some one who created time. Newtons first law: object in motion or at rest remains in motion or at rest until acted upon by an OUT SIDE FORCE.
It is a physical LAW that an object won't move until moved. Nothing can start it's self being bound by time and space. Something that was and is not bound by space and time would have had to have started/created the clock. Something made the box. Someone created space, and something made us!
I believe that time can not be tracked because we didn't start it, and I believe that it started and ended.
You see out side of time, time already started and ended. Because out side of time there is none. This is hard to comprehend but understandable none the less. So all of that to say. You base your day on an uncontrollable force MADE by the One that made you. Whether you believe in God or not. You base every decision that you make on what he made. So yes I believe that time can not be tracked, yes I believe that it started and ended, but I also believe that it was made by the One that made me, and that he made me because he loves me and so that I can make a choice: To love him back, or not.
Time has a beginning and an end. So then what set the clock? What got it going? It would have to be something out side of the box. Something not bound by space or time. Some one who created time. Newtons first law: object in motion or at rest remains in motion or at rest until acted upon by an OUT SIDE FORCE.
It is a physical LAW that an object won't move until moved. Nothing can start it's self being bound by time and space. Something that was and is not bound by space and time would have had to have started/created the clock. Something made the box. Someone created space, and something made us!
I believe that time can not be tracked because we didn't start it, and I believe that it started and ended.
You see out side of time, time already started and ended. Because out side of time there is none. This is hard to comprehend but understandable none the less. So all of that to say. You base your day on an uncontrollable force MADE by the One that made you. Whether you believe in God or not. You base every decision that you make on what he made. So yes I believe that time can not be tracked, yes I believe that it started and ended, but I also believe that it was made by the One that made me, and that he made me because he loves me and so that I can make a choice: To love him back, or not.
Ok so now we know about time but how can we travel through it? We can't, the only way to do that is to get out of outer space. For only then can will you not be bound by space and time. Interestingly enough be cause there is no time out there all of time would be known just by looking back at space. It would flash by. One problem, you wouldn't live . There would be know air, and who knows what would happen if you got out of space and time. Plus how do you get there. Well you would have to travel at the speed of light times the speed of light for quite some time. Scientists have also known that anything that goes at the speed of light squeezes into an infinite line. Which you would not survive, if you did then you could travel up that infinite line in a heart beat(of course you heart wont be able to beat), and because it's infinite it would go out of space, but you would not live so... cross that idea out.
The only way to travel trough time as you want is to not be bound by time, which you now know is impossible.
Thanks for reading my thoughts!
Catch ya next time!
The only way to travel trough time as you want is to not be bound by time, which you now know is impossible.
Thanks for reading my thoughts!
Catch ya next time!
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