Do humans perceive time objectively? Pt.II

An attempt to define God mathematically i.e Objective perception of time/space and how it may relate to multiverse theory. For details please go to http://adriankenyon.free.fr Physicist
Itzhak Bars recently suggests 2 dimensions in time, not just one!

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[brindow1]

The narrator aims to use mathematics to prove God ! LOL. He is not scientific. We do not know how the universe arose..so lets create God ! ! His problem is that he is trying to comprehend the universe from the standpoint of a human mind[which is indeed limited in universal terms]. From a human standpoint the universe is seen as complex' .. but is this reason to suppose it was created by a supreme being ?  Yes, well I suppose it is to some people.

[adriansalamandre]

@brindow1 Er...where did I say the word Prove? The label God is just another word for universal consciousness. How do you explain how nothing became something? Science is currently studying phenomena like NDE (near death experience) and cases of re-incarnation that are revolutionizing our understanding. The last big revolution came when Copernicus and Galileo proved the rotation and orbit of earth around the sun...and it took centuries for it to be accepted!

[snotnosejoe]

do you have a dog? They may not have "projection" like us but i believe your concept of time is VERY unobjective. maybe even subjective. there i said it.

[adriansalamandre]

@snotnosejoe Thank you! er, that's the point, our concept of time is subjective. btw, I do not have a dog, nor a plant. lol

[brindow1]

@adriansalamandre It IS NOW KNOWN that something does come out of nothing ! With modern day technology this has been observed-and accepted ! Take any area of space, say a cubic metre [in the same room as you if you like] and it will be observed that virtual particles pop into existence from nothing ! .. and they continue popping in and out of existence. It is difficult for the human mind to accept this - but apparantly it is so.

[adriansalamandre]

@jrsampson2000 er, I think that it matters quite a lot that the perception of time by humans may be subjective and that higher and lower perceptions of time could exist in nature. If we perceived time objectively, would we have perfect memories?

[nickharvey7]

Could the difference between quantum and classical physics be because quantum represents the passage of time ∆E ∆t ≥ h/2π itself?

This theory is based on two postulates

1. Is that the quantum wave particle function explained by Schrödinger’s wave equation represents the forward passage of time or Arrow of Time itself photon by photon

2. Is that Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle ∆×∆p×≥h/4π that is formed by the wave function is the same uncertainty we have with any future event

[deapitts]

So if I slowed or stop time would would X's speed increase or the distance from A to B decrease? Because If time is stop how would we define distance between two objects?

[deapitts]

I just want to know if this sounds right. If you where able to slow or stop time. Then with time being stop or slowed an object that moves thought space at a certent rate of speed would travel faster if time was slowed? compared to the time it takes an object to get from point A to B. EX. It takes X to get to B from A 10 min and the distance from A to B is 10 miles. So the speed of X would be 1 mile per minuet.