What Is Time?

[camreeno]

Well yeah, it's not very hard to understand. What we call "seconds", "hours", etc. are nothing but measurements of the movement of objects. We only have "time" because things are moving and seem to have chronology. Everything is in the NOW and future and past are just illusions.

[rodin]

Originally Posted by camreeno

Well yeah, it's not very hard to understand. What we call "seconds", "hours", etc. are nothing but measurements of the movement of objects. We only have "time" because things are moving and seem to have chronology. Everything is in the NOW and future and past are just illusions.

Now is always Now of course. In a Roland digital recorder I reviewed they used NOW time - a window that the recorded music scrolled thru

But time can be measured from past to present and predicted forward

So the past is real and so is the elapsed time

Falling ball

[heartbeatsalute]

Noun, 1. elapsed time - the time that elapses while some event is occurring.
period, period of time, time period - an amount of time; "a time period of 30 years"; ...
www.thefreedictionary.com/elapsed+time - 28k - Similar pages

I agree, the past is gone, and the future is yet to come, so we only have the present, the NOW

[heartbeatsalute]

[heartbeatsalute]

Originally Posted by chandrakavi

" In 1572 Pope Gregory announced that a new calendar was to be introduced, The Gregorian Calendar, and it was implemented in October 1582.
It was another Brotherhood scam and the Gregorian Calendar became the fixed standard time for the planet.

This means that the human mind is tuned to this manufactured flow of 'time'
when we look at a clock, watch, or plan the future with a diary

(....) The Gregorian Calendar is a farce.It is the time eqauivalent of throwing all your clothes in a wardrobe and leaning against the door to stop it flinging open. Here we have a 12 month year of 6o minute hours and 24 hour day with the months so ill fitting that some are 30 days, others 31 , another 28, or 29 every four years. The idea was to disconnect human conciousness from Moon time , and the Gregorian Calendar removed the 13th moon . Instead we have 12 months and 12 moon cycles The Brotherhood hierarchy still l operate their calendars to Moon time--another reason for their obsession with 13.

And when you disconnect people from the natural flow of time ,you are disconnecting them from all that operates in that flow of time. Thus the Western (and incresingly Global 'civilisation') has lost his rapport with the natural world and is out of sync with its environment."

THE BIGGEST SECRET----DAVID ICKE

Good David Icke quote on Time

[heartbeatsalute]

Found this. What would you guys do if you found this ad?




http://timetraveler.ytmnd.com/

[night_gaunt]

The 4th dimension.

[heartbeatsalute]

http://timetraveler.ytmnd.com/

The thing is why does the guy in the ad want to go with company?
It's his trip in time, not anyone else's. My opinion.
Safety no guaranteed. Sounds like joke.
Would you go with him?

[spoons]

Probably a multidimensional phenomenon that has more corners than space.

[heartbeatsalute]

Originally Posted by spoons

Probably a multidimensional phenomenon that has more corners than space.

I ask once again. Would you time travel with THIS guy?

[lauren_almighty]

Originally Posted by heartbeatsalute

http://timetraveler.ytmnd.com/




Sounds like joke.

Really?

[spoons]

Originally Posted by heartbeatsalute

I ask once again. Would you time travel with THIS guy?

Not with that hair, no.

[night_gaunt]

Originally Posted by heartbeatsalute

http://timetraveler.ytmnd.com/

The thing is why does the guy in the ad want to go with company?
It's his trip in time, not anyone else's. My opinion.
Safety no guaranteed. Sounds like joke.
Would you go with him?

Hell no. Just look at his hair.
If I'm going to time travel, I'm going to time travel in style.

[heartbeatsalute]

Originally Posted by night_gaunt

Hell no. Just look at his hair.
If I'm going to time travel, I'm going to time travel in style.

So you would tell him: "I Won't time travel with you because I don't like your hair, you look like Bart Simpson." What if he fixes it the way you like it, looking well.

[night_gaunt]

Originally Posted by heartbeatsalute

So you would tell him: "I Won't time travel with you because I don't like your hair, you look like Bart Simpson." What if he fixes it the way you like it, looking well.

Then off we go!

[heartbeatsalute]

There!, now it's ok to time travel?

[heartbeatsalute]

Originally Posted by night_gaunt

then off we go!

okie dokie!

[night_gaunt]

Originally Posted by heartbeatsalute

There!, now it's ok to time travel?

If he loses the necklace and grows out his beard

[codie]

Originally Posted by heartbeatsalute

Found this. What would you guys do if you found this ad?




http://timetraveler.ytmnd.com/

Reminds me of a site I found a few years ago

Cheeky scammers lol......or are they....

http://www.timetravelfund.com/

Q: When will I be retrieved?
A: We don't know. There are several possible scenarios we can guess at, and possibly more we can't. Here are a couple of possibilities:

1. You could be retrieved seconds before your recorded point of death. This brings up several points: By retrieving you right before your recorded "death" it reduces the chance of any Star Trek[tm] type paradoxes. Perhaps a "clone" of your body will be grown and inserted back in time to your point of death to take your place for the funeral. This possibility also assumes that by then medical science will have advanced to the point where you can be revived, and your body rebuilt to a younger, stronger state. Just think, you may one day wake up 1000 years in the future, a young, healthy and physically 18 years old, with several hundred years of life ahead of you.

2. You are retrieved, given the grand tour, and then put back to when you were retrieved, either with or without your memories of the future intact. This may or may not be desirable to you.

3. You are retrieved, and live a normal life in the future. Back at the time of retrieval, your disappearance is treated as an unsolved mystery.

As we said, we don't know, because there is no way to know what the technology is going to be like then. We do know the idea has been bounced around in many forms by many science fiction authors. Like the cell phone, fantasy is rapidly moving towards reality.

[heartbeatsalute]

Originally Posted by codie

Reminds me of a site I found a few years ago

Cheeky scammers lol......or are they....

http://www.timetravelfund.com/

Q: When will I be retrieved?
A: We don't know. There are several possible scenarios we can guess at, and possibly more we can't. Here are a couple of possibilities:

1. You could be retrieved seconds before your recorded point of death. This brings up several points: By retrieving you right before your recorded "death" it reduces the chance of any Star Trek[tm] type paradoxes. Perhaps a "clone" of your body will be grown and inserted back in time to your point of death to take your place for the funeral. This possibility also assumes that by then medical science will have advanced to the point where you can be revived, and your body rebuilt to a younger, stronger state. Just think, you may one day wake up 1000 years in the future, a young, healthy and physically 18 years old, with several hundred years of life ahead of you.

2. You are retrieved, given the grand tour, and then put back to when you were retrieved, either with or without your memories of the future intact. This may or may not be desirable to you.

3. You are retrieved, and live a normal life in the future. Back at the time of retrieval, your disappearance is treated as an unsolved mystery.

As we said, we don't know, because there is no way to know what the technology is going to be like then. We do know the idea has been bounced around in many forms by many science fiction authors. Like the cell phone, fantasy is rapidly moving towards reality.

My link and your link looks like an hoax by someone who had too much time on their hands.
They say you will be paid on your way back, who knows if money will exist when you return..

You can contribute to the time travel fund, but not a cent will be returned if you die in any manner, and all other conditions looks like an hoax.

Interesting what you say, on being a kind of Highlander, so "there can only be one."

You can also make the "perfect crime." Invite some guests over to your place, then ask permission to go to the bathroom, then travel in time, comit a murder, and then return, and have an "aliby" that you were there with them.