On 25 Jul 2003 10:30:35 -0700, (Mike Helland)
wrote:

The Special Theory of Relativity says that nothing travels faster than
light because light is the speed of existence.

This is how we can explain why light doesn't move faster when the
observers are moving faster.

But this is not the only way to answer this question. I have deduced
multiple levels of time, and the time that we comprehend is partially
created by light, as Einstien correctly suggests.

But if we were to answer the question of why light doesn't speed up in
the following way:

Because light exists and works at a level of time that is different
than the level of time that the observer exists in

then we can still get to the same conclusion that nothing travels
faster than light in our level of existence, and still allow for the
possibility of objects travelling faster than light in lower,
fundamental levels of existence/time.

Now the question is, are there really multiple levels of time? I have
laid out why I think that there are multiple levels, at least two that
we can deduce he
http://www.techmocracy.net/science/time.htm
But I don't know how to go about proving that there are or are not
multiple levels. Anyone got ideas?

got ideas?

the word "god" appears in your www text.

Spew!

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Thanks God that I am an Atheist.
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