XPost: sci.physics.relativity
The Starmaker wrote:
Richard Hertz wrote:
On Friday, March 24, 2023 at 1:29:29 PM UTC-3, mitchr...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 6:55:23 PM UTC-7, Richard Hertz wrote:
Just wonder.
A fossil has a future or its new now...
it is just not allowed to move of itself.
Can anyone see how it is still moving
from beyond?
Mitchell Raemsch
You have to ask yourself: has the universe infinite memory? Then, the past could be recalled somehow.
About the future, you have to wonder if God's design is forever. Then, the future exists waiting for us.
As biological entities, our perceptions of motion in 3D space and sound are rather modest.
Technology deceive us with femtosecond resolutions. For us, milliseconds resolution is more than enough.
past exist here and now in the present...And the future? is Now.
If there was a past..
all your photos
in your shoebox
filled with photos
would be empty..
it would be in the past also.
But, there is no past.
So, all your past photos
are still in the shoebox..
in the present, in the now.
All those photos are
a collection of the past
all in the present..
all past are here now.
There is no past for them to go.
In other words, the past and future is
all in your mind.
You cannot travel in a time machine
to the past where there is no past that exist.
There is no future.
Otherwise you would have
pictures of the future in
your shoebox.
Fossils
are a
collection
of the past
and that past
exist in the Now.
The fossils do
not exist in the past..
they are here, now.
They are physical
objects
that exist
Now.
Fossils
do not exist
anywhere else
but here in the now.
And
nothing happens
in the future because
it is always now.
You just imagine
what the future
would be like..
but
that is just
fantasy in your mind.
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