reverse destruction which would kind of lead to reverse time — antor
The laws of physics are indifferent to time-reversal so what kind of language we apply to forward or backward in this case is only our purely linguistic decision and it has no impact on the reality of the situation. — antor
The laws of physics are indifferent to time-reversal so what kind of language we apply to forward or backward in this case is only our purely linguistic decision and it has no impact on the reality of the situation. — antor
It seems to me that our senses and scientific instruments cannot detect time, therefore defining what it exactly is is completely and solely within the realm of philosophy. — Gregory
There is something there that is mysterious and which's nature is shown in relativity. — Gregory
It seems to me that our senses and scientific instruments cannot detect time, therefore defining what it exactly is is completely and solely within the realm of philosophy. — Gregory
. . . but science can't do without philosophy whether you like it or dislike it — Gregory
Their ideas bring paradigm shifts which allow scientist to frame theoretical matters in new ways. Philosophers don't do the measurements but measurements can never stand alone without conceptualization of them and those concepts have much to do with what is discussed in philosophy — Gregory
I don't.I don't know why you dislike philosophy in how it applies to science.. — Gregory
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