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Originally Posted by Mohan.C Time can be static I will tell more. Its relative time can't be ahead of us we can't be ahead of time. It's just like an apple kept in a moving train and you are a passenger. For you the apple doesn't have motion. It's to be present in the present. Time is static in the present. |
Time is not the collection of all points of time. Time is a line, and if we are realistic (not Euclidean, for his work was destroyed by mathematicians Gauss and Riemann, and then re-destroyed by physicists Einstein, Planck, QMers...) a line is not a collection of points, for a point has no extension in theory, therefore infinite points fit in a line. That is the problem with us stupid humans, we see time as having points, this second, the second before, the second after... But it is a line, continuous, that is what a dimension is, and so points aren't real. The point of present is not real, it can be infinatelly divided. This is the same problem that Zeno came along and from which he developed his paradoxes.