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Re: Time doesn't really exist
Doc, if a photon were created by a star say ten million light years away and at the time of it's creation it had a clock on it that we could observe. When the photon was created the clock read exactly 10:30 AM. When the photon arrives at Earth I look at it's clock and it will read exactly 10:30 AM. To me this implies that every possible event that this photon can be involved in happens instantly, relative to the photon. Hence my statement, the photon has no future, only a past.
BTW Doc, your description of time is a good explanation of how we view time.
Last edited by Little Bang; 04-20-2006 at 02:22 PM..
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