[quote=zeroca;2061]No, my friend, I didn’t forget about it. When I analyze space and gravity, I assert that they are parallel
processes, i.e. they are events, taking place inside
time, i.e.
time is meant, considered automatically,
only its direct analysis is put off a little.
Space-time is the same as gravity-time, or rather universe-time,
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because the universe takes place within time as well.
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I disagree
this to me is part of the misunderstanding of time its self. time is a measurement of movement . no movement , no time .
further the Universe is based on energy/matter which gives the existence of time.
to say that the Universe takes place "within time " your implying that time controls ALL interactions/actions of energy/matter . if this is true then "time " alone without the knowledge of the objects themselves will tell you how they will behave.
however not only is this not true but rather impossible.