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Originally Posted by <<>> The speed of time is more to do with the speed of objects, than with the disorder-order (thsi one only explains direction). |
There seems to be a contradiction though. If a particle (for instance a photon) moves at the speed of light then time stops for it. Is a person travels the speed of light time would also stop for him/her. So these are things moving really fast that time slows down and stops for. However, as stated in the last post, If you froze all the particles in the universe, time would also stop. So on one end you have really fast movement stopping time, and on the other end you have no movement at all stopping time. How's this possible?