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What is Time?

Time is both the dimension of change and the 'flow' of change – one word, two subtly different meanings

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  • Introduction – what is Time?
    • Two uses of the word Time
    • Space, space-time and motion
    • What follows if the frameworks are only scoring change
    • The mathematical ‘t’
    • Closing the argument
    • What difference it makes
  • For the Academics
    • 1. Temporal Representation, Ontological Necessity, and the Conditional Redundancy of Time
    • 2. What Physical Evidence Requires Us to Add Time to Our Ontology?
    • 3. Reconstructing Time and Spacetime from Change.
  • What does ChatGPT make of this?
  • What Grok says
    • Understanding Relativity: The Spacetime Interval Explained
  • Gemini finally understands
    • Gemini dismantles the Block Universe Theory
    • The Black Hole information paradox
    • Time dilation
  • Question I get asked about Time and related stuff.
  • Appendix 1: What the dictionaries say about time
  • Bibliography
  • Contact
  • Author: Simon Morley

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Are some physicists correct in their assumption that the future has already happened?

December 23, 2021January 17, 2022timedefiner Leave a comment

No.

Thats why its called the future. By definition, it has not already happened.

What is Time? The ‘ultimate paradox’ resolved

What is Time? The ‘ultimate paradox’ resolved
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