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dleviwing · 06-07-2005, 05:00 PM

Masa;
I only want to comment that when you say that time is a property of motion, you are also inferring "Time is a property of matter". Only matter has physical motion. Time is not a property of anything physical. It is only a mathematical dimension used to express the physical movement of matter. Most definition references to time are to the mechanisms of time keeping by a clock.
Scientific interpretations of time are quite confusing aren't they?? Maybe we should invent a language that dose not have a word for time.

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dleviwing The Observer Status: Offline Posts: 1,804 Thanks Given: 26 Thanked 184x in 149 Posts Join Date: Jan 2005 Rep Power: 36	06-07-2005, 05:00 PM Masa; I only want to comment that when you say that time is a property of motion, you are also inferring "Time is a property of matter". Only matter has physical motion. Time is not a property of anything physical. It is only a mathematical dimension used to express the physical movement of matter. Most definition references to time are to the mechanisms of time keeping by a clock. Scientific interpretations of time are quite confusing aren't they?? Maybe we should invent a language that dose not have a word for time.