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Originally posted by: vishnall
time isn't a dimention...
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Time IS a dimension. Just as X, Y, Z... (height, length, width)
Dimension - 1 a (1) : measure in one direction; specifically : one of three coordinates determining a position in space or four coordinates determining a position in space and time (2) : one of a group of properties whose number is necessary and sufficient to determine uniquely each element of a system of usually mathematical entities (WWWebster)
When we are discussing something, we describe the item/ action based on it's existence relative to other items/ actions. This requires a description of it's RELATIVE position in space/time.
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never did einstein or his supporters concluded that time can exist independently.( only independent variables qualify to be called as a dimention),
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Nor has "length" ever been shown to exist independantly. Nor height, nor width... So if your def was to be accepted, ALL dimensions would be shown to NOT be dimensions.
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i see many people here are not aware that time is calulated as a difference of change relative to light travelling inbetween the two events,
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As is length (height/ width). A length can not be measured without knowledge of it's relative time component. As an object's fixed length stretchs/ compresses based on it's speed relative to the source of measurement, one can not give a length meansurement without giving it's realtive time dimension. When a time dimension is not given, it is assumed as being the same as the measurement source's. That does not mean it does not play a factor.
Thought experiment time. Two people are standing "next to each other" relative to a line on say an X co-ordinate. Person B walks 10 feet foreward on the Y (perpendicular) axis. Person A now measures how far they have to walk to reach the same (X coordinate) line that B had marked as 10 feet. Yet person A has measured the distance as 20 ft. How could this be? Person B was on a train moving foreward at the time. The RELATIVE time dimension of each was different, resulting in a different Y dimension even with a given distance measurement length (feet). Thus the dimension of Y was affected by the dimension T(ime).
so are the other 3. They are all RELATIVE to each other and the observer.
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we need to identify everyposition of every object in this universe with some number relative to some constant to better identify its position later relative to our position
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Thus you prove that TIME is a dimension.
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Thanks for helping to get god pounded into my head
Another succesful faith based initiative. Just like 9/11