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  • I'm sure Tooncast is going to enlighten us all about his or her own nobel prize winning evidence on the nature of time. (forgot to do homework)

  • Thanks for this nanotube on Time about which we know nothing fondamental. 

  • What is this SHIT trying to imply?

  • Time is something that was wasted by my watching this video.

  • *by Thales

  • @SH10JogaBonito

    *by Thales

  • I arrived to this conclusion philosophically somehow, when contemplating the big bang and anti-matter. This idea is also described in William James Sidis's The Animate and the Inanimate. Somehow we feel compelled to acknowledge a possible reverse or opposite simultaneous universe which for now remains completely theoretical. Also, it seems to be connected with time in an opposite direction, so reverse entropy. Allowing Infinity. This concept of opposites coming from nothing was even thought of

  • Black holes are nonsense. The "event horizon" is the surface of a cold, rotating solid body.

  • @hozayamz Liar.

  • @nilbud Weak minded.

  • Time is a force

  • @13sam31

    No, time is a dimension

    There are only 4 forces (PERIOD), I will also [list] the force carrier (gauge bosons) that 'transmit' each force:

    1 Gravity [Graviton]

    2 Electromagnetism [Photon]

    3 Strong nuclear force (holds quarks together) [Gluon]

    4 Weak nuclear force ('transmutes' up quarks to down quarks and down to up to consequently transmute a proton to a neutron and vice versa) {W+ W- and Z0)

    To think time is a force is ... asinine

  • @mdma4life Graviton hehehe. That's like saying "I don't know, so God did it"

  • Time is just a concept we use for the perception of change.

  • Time is something that man has created in reference to the rotation of the earth and its orbit around the sun. Before man, there was no time and after he is gone, there will be no more time. I cannot believe that we pay people like these to dream up theories and then proofs to show their versions of what they believe when it is totally useless in solving todays problems around the world!

  • @pbodymathis How very egocentric of you. People once said that only birds should fly and humans shouldn't move faster than on horseback. Where would we be in helping the world if we'd listened to them? This world is moving on and it's up to the individual whether they stay in the dark ages or embrace the future.

  • @DuTriDu What does that have to do with time...... other than wasting it........

  • @pbodymathis That bang on the head was more serious than you think, go get it checked out.

  • What is TIME ?..  Time is 5.53pm

  • I thought no matter, including light, can escape the singularity of a blackhole because the escape velocity is at or great than the speed of light. But @ 0:26, the he says that time flows toward the singularity, thus making the matter inescapable. WTF?

  • time is the set of all subsets when k=0 where k is defined as space, my definition as a russian mathematics and physics ph.d at MIT

  • @SovietBeatle1100 Fuck you, you are probably a 13 year squeaker who gets D's in all of your subjects but still thinks you are better then everyone else _|_

  • Goddamn, i want that stamp

  • Time is a sequence of system states.

  • time is a mental construct which we en masse have decided to experience.Time is real however it is not as valid as the true nature of time. wHich is eternal NOW

  • LOL@smartingamerica any fool is up to theoretical science. They state what ever they want as fact not having to prove a thing. Colleagues will think them a genius. Their colleagues don't understand a thing either; except they huddle and pretend they do. As long as whats being published follows certain guidlines, its cool. So get over yourself. The gig is up. As for time, it's intangible and nonexistant. It travels in one direction: future. And I don't even have a physics degree. LOL

  • Everyone knows what time is until they are asked to define it.

  • time is an energy measure of duration between the exchange of cause and effect which is divided into stellar time the effects of light and gravity that can be measured chronomicly as days, months, and weeks and then there is absolute time which is cosmic time that can not be measured since it is relative to the dimensions of space and is infinitly divisible.

  • What is time?

    Baby I'm getting old

    I'm getting old

    No more

  • Thorne:Nothing can travel back in time. Feynman :every particle can go fowards or backwwards in time.

  • Time is awareness and perception. Of change and movement and thought. @pebsypete has it in a nutshell. Ha Ha.

  • what does he say @ 00:59 ?

  • I think time has a lot more to do with statistical mechanics that with relativity (but that's just my op)

  • My stupid thinking about Time is.........

    A particle is moving in free space,free space means there is nothing other than this particle. As usual this particle will move in constant velocity. We know that when particle moves displacement is also changing. But still velocity remains constant. We know that there must be something changing to remain velocity constant, when displacement is changing. What may be that........????

    I think it is Time......

    Any problems?

  • @skr786 yea you are gay

  • @skr786 The problem is you haven't actually defined or explained anything.

  • What is TIME?

    TIME is a necessary device that prevents 'Everything' happening at ONCE.

  • @pebsypete Lol, I like your definition, my friend.

  • @pebsypete HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA­HA

    Laughing really hard! hahahahahahahahahaha

    I'll quote that soon...

  • @pebsypete everything is happening at once related to the speed of light. And relative distance.

  • @pebsypete nice, but its not what time is

  • @pebsypete

    untrue. 'Device' implies that it has a goal which it doesn't. That's like saying evolution is a device to make a species better or a heart a device to pump blood. Alot of people make this mistake.

  • @pebsypete for things to happen all at once it would need time. time allows things to happen. if there was no time things would not happen.

  • @pebsypete That is true, but it also creates material reality by sequencing each of

    the smallest measures of time like frames of pictures in a reel of motion

    picture film, so that our senses and mind can comprehend the material

    universe. Everything actually happens at once past, present and future.

  • @pebsypete

    Wrong, if everything happened at once, there would still be a need for time because once is still a point in time, it is simply just events simultaneously located it the same point in time...

  • @Musa3li you basically just affirmed his statement in the attempt to contradict it.

  • @jobriq5

    I see what you mean, but maybe you're a bit confused, or I am mis-understanding something. What I am saying is that time doesn't prevent everything from happening at once because:

    If things happen at once, they are still in the realm of time, i.e they're in some frame of sequence

  • @pebsypete and i thought it wus a magazine :P

  • @pebsypete This is a quotation from J. A. Wheeler.

  • @pebsypete Well it ain't workin' then is it

  • @pebsypete quoting Einstein eh?At least mention it...

  • It is odd time is a measurement and a variable because we have time dilation.

  • Huh? Nobel? Non-sequitur.

    I didn't critize Thorne or Feynman at all.

    I critized tooncast for reasons that are obvious to anybody who understands the subject, and it IS a valid criticism.

  • Time doesn't exist.

  • time is a function of distance

  • @SquirrelGott ....right on---we humans have applied the value/concept of "time" to a moving universe---all there is , is moving parts of here...

  • @SquirrelGott without time, no event can occur.

  • This really is an example of the contradictions that exist between planetary-scale physics and atomic-scale "Quantum" physics.

    BOTH scientists are right!

    At least as we humans know so far.

    What we don't know yet is WHY both ideas are right. What a hell of a riddle that is.

  • This is a rather pointless posting and an ironic waste of "TIME". Kip Thorne and Richard Feynman deserve better than this. Those guys DO have plenty to say about it, and "tooncast" gives them a few hundred words each? Disgraceful!

    Stay out of physics, tooncast: you just aren't up to it.

  • @smartingamerica

    I suppose you are up for the Nobel yourself, eh?

    Stay out of criticism, smartingamerica; you just aren't up to it.

  • Huh? Nobel? Non-sequitur.

    I didn't critize Thorne or Feynman at all.

    I critized tooncast for reasons that are obvious to anybody who understands the subject, and it IS a valid criticism.

  • @smartingamerica

    Why criticize? All the guy did was put together a short video; he didn't claim that the secrets of the universe are contained within the video. Perhaps this video will inspire someone to look up what Feynman or Thorne had to say. Stop being so pretentious and self-important.

  • "Why criticize"?

    Are you kidding?

    "Pretentious and self-important"?

    Look who's talking, from the back of his thought-police high-horse.

    "All the guy did was put togerther a short video".

    Yeah. A LOUSY one, ok?

    Can I voice my opinion? Do you mind?

    THE VIDEO was the subject here, bub. I'll include you as the subject now: your ad hominem remarks are as big a waste of time as this video is. Until you show where my criticism errs, you can take a hike. Knock it off.

  • @smartingamerica he has 12 more vids than you. so id say he has contributed 12 'times' the amount you have.

  • @meatnug 12 X 0 = ? ;-)

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