Scientists predict time will stop completely.

Wonder what happens to people then. When time stops, nothing can continue to be percieved. What are those final moments like?

Edea approves.

Time will just stop? And you guys think religion is dumb...

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BATTOSAI76

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BATTOSAI76

Yes, their entire theory is that time "just stops". They wrote a paper about it and is simply says "Time will stop, the end."

I alreeeeeady suffer the effects of bullet time.

This is not a new prediction, infact it's been predicted since we discovered the Laws of thermodynamics. There was a massive section devoted to this in a BBC documentary called 'Wonders of the Universe' aswell afew years ago.

Similiarly time did also not exist before the big bang as time is not what we humans use to record it in the form of the 24 hour clock called time it is the state of the entropy going from high (Disordered) to low (Ordered) along a straght line. At the point everything becomes as uncomplicated as it is possible to be time does not exist. I learnt this in A-level (High school for the Americans here) physics.

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superfluidity

Yes, their entire theory is that time "just stops". They wrote a paper about it and is simply says "Time will stop, the end."

I predict that not a single poop will be given today.

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BATTOSAI76

It's called a theory for a reason...

At least they base their theory on observations, proven mathematics, and scientific laws with significant supporting evidence. Not texts written by man with no physical evidence and where even questioning the faith is enough to condemn a person.

Of course time stops, every time I hit the stop button on my stop watch it stops.

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BATTOSAI76

Of course time stops, every time I hit the stop button on my stop watch it stops.

whipassmt

Bernard's Watch :p

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BATTOSAI76

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Teenaged

Glad to see OT is full of mature adults.:roll:

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BATTOSAI76

Glad to see OT is full of mature adults.:roll:

Edea approves.

Storm_Marine

You mean Ultimecia approves. ;)

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[QUOTE="Teenaged"]No, we just think youare dumb.

Teenaged

Glad to see OT is full of mature adults.:roll:

IN THE GROIN!

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BATTOSAI76

If this were possible, and anyone was hypothetically alive to witness it, then how would they know? By saying that something has stopped, then that in itself is acknowledging time. It would seem to me as long as anyone was alive and able to think, then there is time. Just because physical objects stop moving does not mean time as stopped. Perhaps in an oblivion where nothing exists, then there would be no time.

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whipassmt

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Serraph105

Science and Religion going hand in hand....Nuck81

I didn't see a link to the original article.

I did see some terrible Science Journalism in that piece though.

First of all this is a hypothessis, not a theory.

They are hypothesizing an explination for "dark energy". They'll need empirical data to support that hypothesis.

I'm nto even sure what they mean with time "slowing down imperceptably". Time is relative, there is no absoulute time.

So what would the outcome be?

I didn't see a link to the original article.

I did see some terrible Science Journalism in that piece though.

First of all this is a hypothessis, not a theory.

They are hypothesizing an explination for "dark energy". They'll need empirical data to support that hypothesis.

I'm nto even sure what they mean with time "slowing down imperceptably". Time is relative.

Kinthalis

Science and Religion going hand in hand....Nuck81

And let's not forget the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

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BATTOSAI76

time doesnt work inside a black hole either, so....yeah, it's not impossible.

What an awfully uninformative article. Anyone have a link to the New Science article?

Just like Lemaitre and the Big Bang. Actually now that I think of it many of the most influential and well-known scientists have been religious believers, like Newton, Mendel, Al-Khwarizmi, Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Albert the Great (Albertus Magnus) etc.

And let's not forget the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

whipassmt

Yeah, whipassmt is right this time, at least when it comes to the Catholic Church. They are far less anti-science now, they embrace evolution and they even have their own observatory. Now they are just rabidly anti-socialism/communism, anti-gay, anti-heterosexual clerics, and very much pro-pedobear clerics.

[QUOTE="Serraph105"][QUOTE="whipassmt"] Don't Christianity and other religions teach that there will be an end of time?surrealnumber5

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Just like Lemaitre and the Big Bang. Actually now that I think of it many of the most influential and well-known scientists have been religious believers, like Newton, Mendel, Al-Khwarizmi, Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Albert the Great (Albertus Magnus) etc.

And let's not forget the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

LordQuorthon

Yeah, whipassmt is right this time, at least when it comes to the Catholic Church. They are far less anti-science now, they embrace evolution and they even have their own observatory. Now they are just rabidly anti-socialism/communism, anti-gay, anti-heterosexual clerics, and very much pro-pedobear clerics.

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Just like Lemaitre and the Big Bang. Actually now that I think of it many of the most influential and well-known scientists have been religious believers, like Newton, Mendel, Al-Khwarizmi, Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Albert the Great (Albertus Magnus) etc.

And let's not forget the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

LordQuorthon

Yeah, whipassmt is right this time, at least when it comes to the Catholic Church. They are far less anti-science now, they embrace evolution and they even have their own observatory. Now they are just rabidly anti-socialism/communism, anti-gay, anti-heterosexual clerics, and very much pro-pedobear clerics.

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Just like Lemaitre and the Big Bang. Actually now that I think of it many of the most influential and well-known scientists have been religious believers, like Newton, Mendel, Al-Khwarizmi, Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Albert the Great (Albertus Magnus) etc.

And let's not forget the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

whipassmt

Yeah, whipassmt is right this time, at least when it comes to the Catholic Church. They are far less anti-science now, they embrace evolution and they even have their own observatory. Now they are just rabidly anti-socialism/communism, anti-gay, anti-heterosexual clerics, and very much pro-pedobear clerics.

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Just like Lemaitre and the Big Bang. Actually now that I think of it many of the most influential and well-known scientists have been religious believers, like Newton, Mendel, Al-Khwarizmi, Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Albert the Great (Albertus Magnus) etc.

And let's not forget the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

LordQuorthon

Yeah, whipassmt is right this time, at least when it comes to the Catholic Church. They are far less anti-science now, they embrace evolution and they even have their own observatory. Now they are just rabidly anti-socialism/communism, anti-gay, anti-heterosexual clerics, and very much pro-pedobear clerics.

Is that suppose to be a bad thing? :?

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Just like Lemaitre and the Big Bang. Actually now that I think of it many of the most influential and well-known scientists have been religious believers, like Newton, Mendel, Al-Khwarizmi, Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Albert the Great (Albertus Magnus) etc.

And let's not forget the Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

LordQuorthon

Now they are just rabidly anti-socialism/communism,

oh how dare they.....

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superfluidity

Yes, their entire theory is that time "just stops". They wrote a paper about it and is simply says "Time will stop, the end."

It's not like the Bible is a 10 page picture book, either.

Is that suppose to be a bad thing? :?

themajormayor

A religious organization should be apolitical. Then again, you are themajormayor; I'm not going to waste my time explaining the obvious to you.

It's not like the Bible is a 10 page picture book, either.

WiiCubeM1

It's closer to The Lord of the Rings, except with more sex, less values/life lessons, far less interesting characters, and aesthetically deficient writing.

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Is that suppose to be a bad thing? :?

LordQuorthon

A religious organization should be apolitical.

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It's not like the Bible is a 10 page picture book, either.

LordQuorthon

It's closer to The Lord of the Rings, except with more sex, less values/life lessons, far less interesting characters, and aesthetically deficient writing.

Not arguing religion, but did you just say that the Bible has less values/life lessons? That's all the dang thing is.

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BATTOSAI76