Looking for theories that describe time The more radical the better.

In summary, the conversation revolved around theories about time and the request for comments and discussions on the topic. The possibility of time being a local change and its connection to observation and the underlying structure of reality were mentioned. A link to free sample chapters was also provided, along with a definition of time as the area swapped by a particle under a central force.
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thinkbling
Looking for theories that describe "time" The more radical the better.

I'm trying to start up some interesting conversations about time at
http://thinkbling.com/forum
Please post any comments that you may have and want shared there.
For now this will only be for this category.
 
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Time is a local change having nothing to do with the spacetime.
Time is created in the process of observation from the underlying
structure of reality.

You may see the free sample chapters at http://www.eugenesavov.com
 
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Time is the AREA swapt by a particle moving under a central force.
 

1. What is the concept of time and how is it currently described by theories?

The concept of time is a fundamental aspect of our reality that is commonly defined as a measure of duration or the progression of events. There are numerous theories that attempt to describe time, with the most widely accepted being the theory of relativity proposed by Albert Einstein.

2. How do more radical theories approach the concept of time?

More radical theories often challenge the traditional understanding of time and propose alternative explanations. For example, some theories suggest that time is not linear and can be influenced by factors such as consciousness or parallel universes.

3. Can you provide examples of radical theories that describe time?

Some examples of radical theories that describe time include the theory of eternalism, which suggests that all moments in time exist simultaneously, and the theory of presentism, which argues that only the present moment is real.

4. How do these radical theories impact our understanding of time?

These radical theories challenge our traditional understanding of time and can expand our perspective on this concept. They also raise philosophical questions about the nature of reality and the limitations of human perception.

5. What are the potential implications of finding a theory that radically describes time?

If a radical theory that accurately describes time is discovered, it could have significant implications for our understanding of the universe and our place within it. It could also lead to advancements in technology and further our understanding of the nature of reality.

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