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Posted: 15 years ago
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I dont Debate. I Spam. There is a difference you see.

Why am i here? Coz the Mods love me and lets me do what i want! i am a valuable member 😃

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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: the_Naked_face

I dont Debate. I Spam. There is a difference you see.

Why am i here? Coz the Mods love me and lets me do what i want! i am a valuable member 😃

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Edited...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😉Keep it up!!! buddy!!👍🏼
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: the_Naked_face

I dont Debate. I Spam. There is a difference you see.

Why am i here? Coz the Mods love me and lets me do what i want! i am a valuable member 😃

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Muffins your honesty is touching. you call a spade a spade.😆
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: angie.4u

Coming from you thats a surprise, Mister K ! Do you really stop after that why !!! I



The WHO is interrogative Angie. It could go as deep as you could possibly go (and more).

The WHY is looking for a reason. A Purpose. Some significance of sorts.

The WHO will continue for me. I think I know the answer to WHY. I narrowed it down to either a) all events on the space-time grid are significant b) no event on the space-time grid is significant
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Posted: 15 years ago
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To defeat. 😛

P.S. What happened to my post here? did you delete it or something? 😕
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Mister.K.



The WHO is interrogative Angie. It could go as deep as you could possibly go (and more).

The WHY is looking for a reason. A Purpose. Some significance of sorts.

The WHO will continue for me. I think I know the answer to WHY. I narrowed it down to either a) all events on the space-time grid are significant b) no event on the space-time grid is significant

And i' ve always been thinking that the Whys are the most difficult to answer ! I see you are back to the space-time grid .looks like a case of half full- half empty glass once again. I came across some interesting articles on Simultaneous time though . Found them in my file for "to be read later " 😆The article is mind boggling !
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: angie.4u

And i' ve always been thinking that the Whys are the most difficult to answer ! I see you are back to the space-time grid .looks like a case of half full- half empty glass once again. I came across some interesting articles on Simultaneous time though . Found them in my file for "to be read later " 😆The article is mind boggling !



Not exactly! Space-time is the WHERE and WHEN. WHY did it happen WHERE it happened and WHEN it happened either has significance if all else has significance or has no significance if nothing else has significance. It seems like it is observer dependent (what some might call subjective) but the act of observation is also an event which has to adhere to the same rules of significance / insignificance.

Every event in the universe is unique. If it happened at the same place, it didn't happen at the same time. If it happened at the same time, it didn't happen at the same place. By place, I mean that point in space when looked at all the way down to the subatomic level. A Planck length to be precise. And by time, I mean all the way down to the lowest possible metric of time, which is a Planck time. At that scale, every event is unique. Has to be.

An observer might attach significance or detach significance for a single event or for a summary of events. But left to themselves, the events are devoid of any such purpose. They keep occurring till they "run out" of space-time.


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Posted: 15 years ago
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Why debate --- to share my opinion on topics and see how others' differs. Can't be disagreeing with them until you know what they believe.

I don't debate to bring anyone to my side, I don't expect a small debate to change the way people think or what they believe. I just hope in that the process of a discussion, I can learn something new about their thought process and teach them a thing or two about mine. I like knowing what people think and why and how they came about forming that opinion in the first place.
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: Mister.K.



Not exactly! Space-time is the WHERE and WHEN. WHY did it happen WHERE it happened and WHEN it happened either has significance if all else has significance or has no significance if nothing else has significance. It seems like it is observer dependent (what some might call subjective) but the act of observation is also an event which has to adhere to the same rules of significance / insignificance.

Every event in the universe is unique. If it happened at the same place, it didn't happen at the same time. If it happened at the same time, it didn't happen at the same place. By place, I mean that point in space when looked at all the way down to the subatomic level. A Planck length to be precise. And by time, I mean all the way down to the lowest possible metric of time, which is a Planck time. At that scale, every event is unique. Has to be.

An observer might attach significance or detach significance for a single event or for a summary of events. But left to themselves, the events are devoid of any such purpose. They keep occurring till they "run out" of space-time.

If you bring in an observer then observation is perception, and to perceive you need consciousness . Consciousness if outside time zone then there will be no past /future events- that means everything occuring simultaneously. Even if time is taken out of the equation, space still remains !
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: angie.4u

Even if time is taken out of the equation, space still remains !



No, can't do! Space and time are too intricately related to each other. One can't "exist" without another.

Originally posted by: angie.4u

If you bring in an observer then observation is perception, and to perceive you need consciousness . Consciousness if outside time zone then there will be no past /future events- that means everything occuring simultaneously.



The word occurring is in the present tense. Unknowingly, you still attached a tense. Did it already occur or is it occurring or is it going to occur? All that is the language at the local level. If you want to consider everything (3 spatial dimensions + one time dimension) as one single snapshot, in one-tense, that's fine. You could do that but you shouldn't look for details then. But as long as you are stationed locally, and looking for details, you will never observe one single snapshot.

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