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November 15th 05
posted to sci.physics,sci.physics.relativity,alt.philosophy,alt.sci.physics.new-theories,sci.math
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MOving Dimensions Theory: Time is not a dimension, but an emergent property of the fourth dimension expanding relative to the three spatial dimensions: unifying GR, SR, and QM.
Hello All,
Please respect that Moving Dimensions Theory is just a theory. As opposed to what? The speed of light only exists for light. Nothing does anything at the speed of light. Why does time's arrow point in the direction it points in? Why entropy? Time is a mathematical tool established to chart the progress of any and all processes. Entropy is just a process. What deeper reality underlies Einstein's postulates of relativity? Physics is not about reality. What deeper reality underlies Newton's laws? See the above. Why does general relativity fail at short distances? What makes you think it does? Define *short*. Why does quantum mechanics dominate at short distances? See the above. Why have so many great minds, Einestin, Godel, Wheeler, Hawking, and Penrose called for a new conception of time? Do they? 
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November 20th 05
posted to sci.physics,sci.physics.relativity,sci.chem,sci.physics.particle,sci.math
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MOving Dimensions Theory: Time is not a dimension, but anemerg...
TiME is.
brian a m stuckless Daniel Weston wrote: Time, means aging. Time keeping, means to set up a method of tracking aging. Time utilization, is the use of time and time keeping, for the use of mankind in its numerous applications. (e.g. pico second, minute, hour, day, year, century, etc.) .
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