[QUOTE="TheMassDebater"][QUOTE="BlackAlpha666"][QUOTE="TheMassDebater"][QUOTE="BlackAlpha666"][QUOTE="TheMassDebater"]Time as we know it, doesn't exist, its an human analogy, argo created.
BlackAlpha666
Didn't Eistein prove that there actually is such a thing as time and you can somehow affect it by moving at high speeds? Besides, without time wouldn't everything happen at the same time?
If you have two identical houses with everything needed for live, material, energy etc.
House One: Everything was alive, and moving.
House Two: Everything stayed still, not moving at all.
Picture yourself outside these two houses and that you are infact observing those two houses.
But by your logic and definition of time. Time stood still in House 2, while time still goes on in House 1.
But outside you can move normaly. Outside of the those houses, time still goes on.
What is time? Do you have 3 different times in those 3 different areas?
I actually meant something like this:
i dont think its possible i know its possible, its simple high school science really, the faster you go the slower time travels by, there have been experiments where a stop watch clock has been placed on earth and also on a space shuttle and loe and behold would u look at that , the time on the clock in the space ship was actually running a bit slower then the one on earth.serjitup
You mean travelling through measurements of time, a human analogy, created. Example: You catch a flight and arrive BEFORE you set off, you have time travelled in theory, but only in different time zones.
If I give you 30 seconds, what have I actually given you?
You're sayin I get in a car, and go 100 miles per hour, time slows down for everyone? Um, no.
And if it is possible! Where are the time travellers from the future?
No, the faster you go, the less you are affected by time. I think it's called time dilation.
Where are the time travellers from the future though?
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