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Originally Posted by RascalPuff  Not sure if this is germane to the ongoing discussion or not, but, with regard to the human perception of fluid motion, it's been determined in moving pictures, that sixteen frames per second fullfills the human perception of motion as we experientially see it.
Does this connect in any way to what you gentlemen are addressing?
Regards,
- RP |
Hi RP:
In a way it is. What I am saying is that I think that time itself might have a minimum point of division. That time itself does not come in a stream that it might come in a packet or quantum event. This results in a frame of existence. The frame of existence is based on what is needed by a consciousness in a human body. Example: If you move your hand in a circle at the length of your arm, then you bring it in to touch your nose. The point that you touch your nose you may call NOW. However this now is not one single time frame it is a continuum as we see it presently. The finger that touches your nose just traveled 6 or more feet that your head and eyes did not travel. The distance traveled is the equivalence of the distance that light travels in about 6 nano seconds. So your finger has just experienced that much less time than the rest of your body. Thus you end up with 2 clocks to keep track of one existence. What I am saying is that we exist within a single frame. If that is true then a quantum of time to define a single frame for a human consciousness must be close to 10 nano seconds. If this is true then to break time up into smaller packets than this will result with unexpected experiences of events. The events then are not cumulative but are started as a new creation every 10 nano seconds. This creation takes place at every point that there is a being. The being is always at the center of the universe that has only a center for the observer. The observer can only see a finite distance, beyond that is the event horizon where it appears that the expansion of space has this edge moving away from us at the speed of light. This edge is the same distance from every observer no matter what position in the universe they are in. Thus every observer is at the center of a universe that has no center or edge. The expansion does not generate a larger universe as it is a new creation in every frame. Every frame of now might be 10 nano seconds but requires all the time in the universe to traverse all the space in the universe. The space and the time are equal and define each other as finite. But they do so on an infinite membrane. So they are infinitely finite, with many centers but no center the expansion indicates the edge is traveling away from a center that does not exist but there is no edge and it does not get any larger. This can only be quantum time frames that define a universe that is continuously being created in a packet large enough to contain a human being with only one clock within one single frame that repeats for every frame period.
John