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There seems a lot of titting and tatting on this forum.and mean that in the nicest possible way of titting and tatting

@martinies,

Differing opinions, worldviews, ideals, ethics and educational progress always create conflict.

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@mark noble,

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There is a beginning and end to everything, but nothing has a beginning or an end…….infinite bubbles…... infinite You's.

Mark you've expressed it well. However I'd disagree about infinity, too much contradiction and paradox. More logical to assume a finite Cosmos

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@fresco,

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My preferred view is that "time" is a human psychological construct

Depends Fres on how you define the term. Eg, the effect of motion on time is pretty real

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@mark noble,

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My preferred view is that "time" is a human psychological construct

Here Mark is where we begin to disagree. Our sensation of time is of course a psych phenom, but its rate of flow is very real

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Time reqiures locality locality requires movment.movment requires time and space.its all relative.so relativity is the common.does relativity create locality to express its self.relativity= nonlocality expressing its self.

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@martinies,

martinies wrote:

Time reqiures locality locality requires movment.movment requires time and space.its all relative.so relativity is the common.does relativity create locality to express its self.relativity= nonlocality expressing its self.

This is meaningless nonsense. Have you ever read a physics text book?

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@dalehileman,

That's not my quote, Dale...

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@mark noble,

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That's not my quote, Dale...

Mark, Fres, forgive an 84-year-old

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@martinies,

IT IS ONLY RELATIVE TO THE HUMAN MIND THAT THINGS ARE RELATIVE. WE ARE IN A FISH BOWL THINKING FISH WANTING TO SEE THE STARS.

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