John .. I have had great difficulty with your post. It seems to be saying something that I don't seem able to grasp. I'll break the paragraphs down and you can let me know where I am going wrong
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium My look at time:
Whenever I encounter a communication that is about the nature of time, that also involves examination of fundamental particles. I simply avoid the communication for I feel that it will result in nothing of value. My reason for this is what I see as the limits of observation. Whenever one examines a particle, as long as time is not part of the equation you may observe a particle. A particle is matter, matter requires space. Whenever you bring both space and time into the same equation for the purpose of examination of a fundamental particle you result with uncertainty. |
Yeeessss .... meebbee ... I read this in a roundabout way as restating the Heisenberg principle. But so far as I recall we have not touched on QM in this thread ? If you are leading to the point that our observations are limited in this first para then ... OK I'm with ya!
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium The thoughts that I have had as to the nature of time and space indicate a reason for this uncertainty. Also the very same reason has the ability to explain what appears as the red shift, and the apparent acceleration of the expansion of space. The shape of the fields the result with both space and time (the membrane) can give indication of expansion, contraction, and acceleration.
A look at what I see happening by using a look at our existence medium from the eye of the divine. The reason I say from the eye of the divine is because the look that I propose is not possible to see. |
Once again I take this as emphasising that our observations are limited. Altho now I am uncertain if the uncertainity you are referring to is a QM uncertainity ??
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium Imagine that there are people in line all across the universe. They all have a universal clock that indicates the same time at every point simultaneously. They are told to push a button at exactly the same time as indicated on the clock. They all push the button simultaneously. However when they all observe each other. Each and every one claims that they alone were the one that pushed the button on time. They all feel everyone else was late. They can even show you that they can still see in the distance that people are still pushing buttons. It even appears that there will be people pushing buttons during the total existence of the universe. |
I think I understand the analogy you are giving here. I have heard similar analogies ... altho wouldn't any given observer see some people press early as well. When you say 'told to push a button' the transmission of this information would be subject to the same laws affecting the experiment ??
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium This point of time (now) where the creation of past events happens, if seen as an event that happens simultaneously across the universe, This point of time that appears dimensionless and imaginary, if it is experienced across all space will also exist throughout all time, and is no longer dimensionless and imaginary. |
I read this as the 'Now moment' exists forever ...
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium I see both space and time as the result of a rotating field from a single bipolar primary force. |
I don't understand what a 'single bipolar primary force' is ?
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium Space and time are both in motion at the speed of light.
The presence of space results with all the other forces that in turn result with what we experience as matter.
The size of the finite space is defined by the point in the distance that time and space become non linear so as to make the return of light impossible.
This results with an existence medium that a point of time (now) when experienced simultaneously across the universe from red shift to red shift will use all of the available time that the universe has to traverse all the space the universe has.
The time defines the size of the space and the size of the space defines the maximum amount of time. This at first appears to result in an existence medium that is finite in both time and space. However I feel that because it is a rotating field this is simply one revolution of the field. Since the time now still exists and is the result of an ongoing creation the finite space and time is renewed at each now.
This resulting with a finite existence that keeps shifting frames so as to result with infinity. |
John, I am sure its not your fault but I am unable to join these sentences. I would need an explanation (an explanatory sentence in between each sentence) for each one in order to comprehend them. I don't have the same grasp of it as you do. Remember... I only got a small brain ....

Could it be that you are saying that 'Matter' thru motion or mass, defines its own space ... this has always been an unpronounceable thought in my mind.
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium From our point of view the time travels outward in all conceivable directions from every conceivable point in space at the speed of light. As you travel with time you do not experience that time that does not pass you. At the speed of light no time passes you. The time that you do not experience remains attached to the moving object still in the form of space. This results with the very same observations as indicated by SR. |
Yes ... I understand this. I have my own concepts but using them I grasp what your saying here... whew !!
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium The inverse of this is also true as on half of this membrane there is (the mirror image of space time, as a result of the twist in the membrane.) I guessed at the twist in the membrane as the reversal of time and space is needed for this to work as it does. |
I don't get the membrane..
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Originally Posted by everymansmedium The ability to see all as coherent. The ability to see all as logical. I have yet to run into a logical conflict.
Do you see conflict? Do you see a fault in the logic? |
John .... LOL ... in order to fault the logic I would first have to grasp it. I feel as I read it that it is saying something almost on the tip of my tongue. A sort of 'deja vu' feeling that I'm missing the point by a fly shit.
Do you have any illustrations or diagrams as it would make it so much simpler for me. I understand that you are busy with your AI code and this is not your main focus.
Light Cone by WIKI
Its a good post, unfortunately you are not talking to a scientist, just someone who is slowly finding out that he knows a lot lot less than he thought ... LOL
cool bananas ... greg
