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Originally Posted by Boof-head
Ok, I'll be a little more discrete about the model.
If we can find something in the universe that isn't 'physical' in the same sense atoms are, can we build something with it? That sounds impossible - how can you 'build' anything out of something 'non-physical', like time? Well, it turns out there is something we've found that looks a lot like something 'unphysical' but which is a connection between physical things - entanglement.
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I would agree that, because time is a type of number, it is not a physical entity. And it would then appear to be true that time can serve to 'entangle' say moment A and moment B by units of Planck time. The smallest quantized unit of time is Planck time. So, between moment A and moment B would be a finite number of Planck time measurements, let us say five has been measured,(tP1,tP2,tP3,tP4,tP5) no more and no less. In the same way, between the numbers 2 and 8 are a finite number of whole numbers (3,4,5,6,7--no more, no less) that serve to 'entangle' the 2 and the 8. In this way I can see how time can be said to entangle. So, your question then seems to be, can we build something out of the five units of Planck time in the above example between moments A and B--(tP1,tP2,tP3,tP4,tP5)--would this be correct understanding of what you are asking ?
