[Documentary] The Illusion of Time
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Namekian Maranantha
...Ammmeeeen.
He b*stardizes his introduced "vectorial" aspect of time during motion, with the sliced bread example and this idea that all of time still exists "out there" 
sorry not buying this presentation
and I don't believe this idea that Einstein proffered that there exists no natural distinction between past, present and future
I think people say that shyt because it sounds mind blowing but I don't think we realize how meaningless the world would be in that scenario, this whole notion is as fantastical as the current observed spookiness of the quantum world crossing over into the local/causal world we experience every day, and lead to the same schizophrenic reality
Gravitational effects on time, seems to proceed as an "exciter"™ model where gravity seems to act as quantum "exciter" at every level of matter and energy, a "dark" link that uniformly and proportionally affects all components, force, energy and matter, existing and propagating in space-time, including the vibration of cesium atoms.
and oh fukk his thoughts for even suggesting that time travel to the past being possible, it violates the law of inertia, I don't buy it at all
sorry not buying this presentation
and I don't believe this idea that Einstein proffered that there exists no natural distinction between past, present and future
I think people say that shyt because it sounds mind blowing but I don't think we realize how meaningless the world would be in that scenario, this whole notion is as fantastical as the current observed spookiness of the quantum world crossing over into the local/causal world we experience every day, and lead to the same schizophrenic reality
Gravitational effects on time, seems to proceed as an "exciter"™ model where gravity seems to act as quantum "exciter" at every level of matter and energy, a "dark" link that uniformly and proportionally affects all components, force, energy and matter, existing and propagating in space-time, including the vibration of cesium atoms.
and oh fukk his thoughts for even suggesting that time travel to the past being possible, it violates the law of inertia, I don't buy it at all