Elvis Sibilia's Philochrony theory of everything
- Thread starter Asexperia
- Start date
THE RELATIVE PARALLELOCHRON
Time is irreversible and inexorable. Time is not only the measurementes done, but the phenomena that have duration. For two relative observers time passes irreversibly and inexorably. In this sense time is absolute.
Observationally
But to energy and then matter this is not true .
Both transform .
Asexperia
Registered Senior Member
SAINT AUGUSTINE AND PHILOCHRONY
Saint Augustine said: "If nobody asks me what time is, I know, but if they ask me and I want to explain it, I don't know anymore." We all experience what time is, but it really is not easy to understand, and of course, it is not easy to imagine a world without it, since it would be a world without a present, without movement and without rest.
Physics teaches us that time is a fundamental magnitude and that it is relative. But Physics does not tell us what is the nature of time.
Physics manages time in relation to the movement of bodies in space.
For Philochrony, time is the sequential occurrence of phenomena delimited for a start and an end. The change-interval duality, the magnitive time and the parallelochron explain time.
Saint Augustine was aware of the existence of time, but He did not know how to explain it.
Saint Augustine said: "If nobody asks me what time is, I know, but if they ask me and I want to explain it, I don't know anymore." We all experience what time is, but it really is not easy to understand, and of course, it is not easy to imagine a world without it, since it would be a world without a present, without movement and without rest.
Physics teaches us that time is a fundamental magnitude and that it is relative. But Physics does not tell us what is the nature of time.
Physics manages time in relation to the movement of bodies in space.
For Philochrony, time is the sequential occurrence of phenomena delimited for a start and an end. The change-interval duality, the magnitive time and the parallelochron explain time.
Saint Augustine was aware of the existence of time, but He did not know how to explain it.
Asexperia
Registered Senior Member
THE TRANSCHRONY: THE CHANGES OF TIME
There are thousands of definitions and meanings about the concept of time, but this magnitude has only one nature. For example, time is the physical magnitude with which we measure the duration of changeable things.
The nature of time is change. The changes of time or transchrony are:
1) Realization: from the future to the present.
2) Remembrance: from the present to the past.
3) Science-fiction: from the future to the past.
Clocks and calendars measure the changes of time directly and the duration of things indirectly. History is the study of the remembrances and Cinematography creates Science-fiction works.
To explain time Isaac Newton said: "Time is like an invisible river in which everything happens". This is a metaphor, but literally time drags everything that happens.
Asexperia
There are thousands of definitions and meanings about the concept of time, but this magnitude has only one nature. For example, time is the physical magnitude with which we measure the duration of changeable things.
The nature of time is change. The changes of time or transchrony are:
1) Realization: from the future to the present.
2) Remembrance: from the present to the past.
3) Science-fiction: from the future to the past.
Clocks and calendars measure the changes of time directly and the duration of things indirectly. History is the study of the remembrances and Cinematography creates Science-fiction works.
To explain time Isaac Newton said: "Time is like an invisible river in which everything happens". This is a metaphor, but literally time drags everything that happens.
Asexperia
Last edited:
Asexperia
Registered Senior Member
THE TIME GATE
Black holes, wormholes, parallel universes and now time gates.
Questions:
1) What is a time gate?
2) Do time gates really exist?
3) Are there one or more time gates?
4) Do particles move out of time gates?
The transchrony is the time gate where realization and remembrance take place. The beginning is the entrance to the time gate and the end is the exit.
The hourglass is the physical representation of the time gate explained in the previous message.
Asexperia
Black holes, wormholes, parallel universes and now time gates.
Questions:
1) What is a time gate?
2) Do time gates really exist?
3) Are there one or more time gates?
4) Do particles move out of time gates?
The transchrony is the time gate where realization and remembrance take place. The beginning is the entrance to the time gate and the end is the exit.
The hourglass is the physical representation of the time gate explained in the previous message.
Asexperia
Last edited:
Highlighted
There is no gate of time . Time does not control anything . Because time is the consequence of physical things movements . Without physical things , time could not exist in measurement nor in thought .
Asexperia
Registered Senior Member
Magnitude is the property of things in which a unit of measurement can be established.
river said: "There is no gate of time".
Welcome to the time gate.
The time gate is the physical structute present in the universe and which gives origin and death to all things.
.
You can't measure " nothing or no-thing " . Then logically Something exists , Physically . Since Galaxies , Quasars , exist and so does Life exist . All which have Physical Qualities about them ; down to the minutist detail .
To me your thinking is based on the BB ( big-theory of Our Universe ) . Out of nothing comes something . Nothing exists until that point of being able to Measure , IT .
Which I totally disagree with .
Write4U
Valued Senior Member
I believe that property is called "a measurable mathematical value" .
And nothing more .
And Which is not extended into understanding reality . Because this " measureable mathematical value " has no real physical existence .
Write4U
Valued Senior Member
IMO, it does have a real, albeit relative value. This is why we can represent it with a symbolic number.
The actual number we use to represent the value is a human invention. But an intrinsic value does exist.
Yes but not on its own .
The Symbolic Number represents a physical object and it can represent an imaginary concept .
Write4U
Valued Senior Member
No, the symbolic number represents the actual measurable values (properties) of a physical object. The values are a property of the object, the symbolic cyphers are man-made.
The object itself does not have an awareness of it's inherent value(s) of course, but when interacting with other objects the relative values of each object are critical to their interaction.
Witness; gravity and the behavior exhibited by each object dependent on their individual relative masses and momentum.
Last edited: