Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 15, 2020 10:34:22 GMT
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The universe might have a fundamental clock that ticks very, very fast
Pincho says...
Time is not a dimension, it is mechanical, and so scientists are starting to agree with me again for almost the 100th time. But this speed that they talk about seems to have been plucked from thin air. The actual speed would be a sync speed like in a computer, but just faster than the speed of light. Those atomic clocks are reliable due to a sync speed, and the sync speed builds all atoms in real time. By propagating faster than the speed of existence the atomic clocks have a stable time. I doubt it's as fast as in the link, I think they are presuming that atoms have a stable existence without being built.
In my version of the physics to fall from the sky towards the Earth means to be rebuilt repeatedly towards the Earth following the path of negative mass. That is like the sync in a computer.
Anyway, I will be right once again, and scientists will be wrong once again. They are already wrong if they are starting to swing away from their 4th dimension theory, it was always obviously wrong.
Can time travel survive a theory of everything?
Pincho Paxton
The universe might have a fundamental clock that ticks very, very fast
Pincho says...
Time is not a dimension, it is mechanical, and so scientists are starting to agree with me again for almost the 100th time. But this speed that they talk about seems to have been plucked from thin air. The actual speed would be a sync speed like in a computer, but just faster than the speed of light. Those atomic clocks are reliable due to a sync speed, and the sync speed builds all atoms in real time. By propagating faster than the speed of existence the atomic clocks have a stable time. I doubt it's as fast as in the link, I think they are presuming that atoms have a stable existence without being built.
In my version of the physics to fall from the sky towards the Earth means to be rebuilt repeatedly towards the Earth following the path of negative mass. That is like the sync in a computer.
Anyway, I will be right once again, and scientists will be wrong once again. They are already wrong if they are starting to swing away from their 4th dimension theory, it was always obviously wrong.
Can time travel survive a theory of everything?
Pincho Paxton