@validity,
Hey, just thought I'd sign in a put in my 2 cents...
Ok, well, if time is only a measurement of movement, and that movement had once existed, would it stand to reason, that even once everything (hypothetically) had ended, and there was nothing to relate time to, would we still be able to measure time by that scale, even though it no longer exists?
After all, time, as we see it, is only how we as humans percieve it, and what we relate it to, eg. rotation of the Earth.
For example, say there was no matter at all, would it change the length of time the Earth took to rotate when it did exist? I don't think so, I think that even though it no longer exists, it shouldn't mean that we couldn't continue using that same scale...
Although all matter may have disappeared (for arguments sake), it would not change the past, and in the past, there was time, and even though what we relate it to may have ceased, it still did exist, and would it not therefore, still be a measure of time, even without matter?
Sorry if I repeated myself, what I'm trying to say is a tad hard to word, lol.
Well, hopefully my post made at least some sense, and yeah, I hope I raise a good point, and don't just look like a fool, lol. :bigsmile:
Oh, and if you disagree with what I think, please, feel free to email me at [EMAIL="
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[email protected][/EMAIL], because I'm really interested to see an answer to my post, and yeah...
Ok, Im going now,
Cya.