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Re: Time doesn't exist...?

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Originally Posted by Tormod
No, you're not a rambling idiot, but you are confusing physical time with perceived (or social) time. The days, minutes etc that have been invented by various cultures (and often differed) are *measurements* of time. They did not invent time itself.

It makes no sense to say we could live without time. Without time the universe would not work.
Yes. Time measures the interval between events. The beginning of the universe was the first event thus the start of time. When two events occur simultaneously, they occur at the same TIME. We cannot possibly describe movement without the time reference.


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