Well, the time between 300 years ago (YA) and now seems pretty steep. That implies the is more enformation nowadays than 300 YA. I see more chaos thou...
This corresponds to the perfect clock present before the inflationary phase in big bang cosmology. His eternal circular motion is a related concept to...
Thanks for the quote! Can we say, very concisely, that the Platonic forms were sought on Earth, by Aristotle, instead of in out-wordly "mathematical h...
Ah sorry! Forgot. Look here Does the link work? https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/16265/1/Aristotle...
Then the ultimate reason must be the gods. An infinite universe necessitates previous universes. A finite universe is a brute artifact. Only gods can ...
What's the necessity for infinite existence? And what's the brute contingency in the case of coming from nothing? A coming from nothing in the finite ...
Do the two alternatives encompass possible reasons? Maybe the something from the nothing does. But can't you apply something from the nothing to an in...
I see. But why, if no gap, are they not satisfying explanations then? If you think you know how it works, isn't that satisfying? Apart from the fact t...
I have the impression you call the hard rock a contingency. Doesn't this imply a gap, somehow? Why calling the rock a contingency then? Or do I get yo...
The explanations are different. A new physical mechanism behind the known ones cannot be reduced further at some point. The gods don't become them gap...
I don't agree. I think I have a model for a cyclic model. No beginning no ending. Now what? How can it exist, even if infinite in time and (4D) space?...
It can't have existed forever. Every time a new universe bangs into existence the clock in the previous one indicates it's very late. Say it makes one...
It would show the time that astronomers make us believe. About 13.8 billion years and counting. The clock in this universe and that of preceding ones ...
The words themselves, mmmh, maybe. In the analysis of how it's accepted or not. I I have the suspicion though that whoever wrote that piece you compar...
Damned Agent! Apart from being funny you truly got stuff to say! Beautiful! You turned the blue skies blue again. The shadow on the closed curtain of ...
Of no real importance to the subject, but noteworthy nevertheless. Bohm's hidden variables were attacked, calling it: "A communist-catholic conspiracy...
If you considerate the vexing mind to be situated inside matter, then it becomes blatantly and unrefutably clear that reincarnation won't happen in th...
Except for one thing. He never would say something like this. Aristotle was ahead of his time! He already contemplated the perfect clock, present in t...
It's simple. For the speed of light to stay the same for all, space contracts and time dilates. The gamma factor is introduced. In a lightclock this i...
For the street sweeper. The big inflation swept the universe into real existence. The era, also known as the big sweep, took a tiny part of an average...
I think the curve between 300YA and now is not faithful. When life has evolved to the form of life we see nowadays, enformation seems pretty constant ...
The underlying law is simple. The speed of light has to be the same for everyone (or in any case, finite). What do you mean by an absolute clock? The ...
Giving reality meaning. That means reality doesn't mean anything by itself. Words are meaningful in the eye of the beholder. They tell you something. ...
From the article: And on it goes. Now what kind of language is this? Exactly the language George Orwell warned for, in 1946 already, in the context of...
That's 14 billion per year. I read this though: "Tons of CO2 emitted into the atmosphere. In 2019, about 43.1 billion tons of CO2 from human activitie...
Wiki talks in riddles (the rate at which a clock is affected by time dilation...?). The speed of the clock is velocity dependent. If the velocity vari...
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