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Originally Posted by lindagarrette
I understand, mainly from studying theoretical physics and quantum theory, that time isnot a perception, it is a measure of sequences of events in the universe. It has existed ever since the BB (and possibly before if you believe SS theory). What doesn't exist, is the present. There is no moment in time. And, in QM, time doesn't enter the equations. Right?
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I totally agree Linda, the instant you try and define the present, it has already become the past. And because the past seems to be such a difficult thing return to, the future is, in reality, all that we have. This direction which time is traveling can be closely associated with the character of Entropy. I therefore surmise that time is evidence that
chance has occured and is closley related to the character of Entropy because they are both unidirectional.
