11-25-2008, 12:00 AM
If there is no aging to speak of, then there is no time. It seems there is only a perpetual present. Very zen buddhist.
The universe has not aged a bit. Energy does not age, it moves, but its nature stays the same eternally.
Yes, I would say time is linear in general, because changes in that energy, events, have beginnings and ends that you can mesure.
But time is something that can elude the scientific mind, in some cases its not linear. Rules dont stick to time.
Somehow, past, present and future can be confused in one big category. Mediums are good exemples of that...
Time and space are things methaphysical, hard to quantify or define, they are paradoxes.
The universe has not aged a bit. Energy does not age, it moves, but its nature stays the same eternally.
Yes, I would say time is linear in general, because changes in that energy, events, have beginnings and ends that you can mesure.
But time is something that can elude the scientific mind, in some cases its not linear. Rules dont stick to time.
Somehow, past, present and future can be confused in one big category. Mediums are good exemples of that...
Time and space are things methaphysical, hard to quantify or define, they are paradoxes.