The Golden Age ( End of Days 2012)?

[endofdays89 5,000+ posts]

Hah, I think you just find things like this interesting/entertaining. You don't really believe any of it, but the prospect that you might reach a point where you actually believe it makes it that much more entertaining.

it does kind of make sense though, if the whole "time is infinite" theory is correct, i guess. Have you actually done research on black holes, time, space etc? If somehow we can reach the speed of light or get really close to that speed then we could stop time. Therefore time travel could be possible in other deminsions.

 

[tc3k101 5,000+ posts]

lol this reminds me of all that bs about them trying to remake the big bang and everyone saying that they are going to end the world with a blackhole //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif

 

[endofdays89 5,000+ posts]

lol this reminds me of all that bs about them trying to remake the big bang and everyone saying that they are going to end the world with a blackhole //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif

I'm about to do some research on that topic in a little while, see what them bastards were really up to.

 

[WhoSayWho? 5,000+ posts]

it does kind of make sense though, if the whole "time is infinite" theory is correct, i guess. Have you actually done research on black holes, time, space etc? If somehow we can reach the speed of light or get really close to that speed then we could stop time. Therefore time travel could be possible in other deminsions.

No, I have not done any "research" whatsoever into such topics. I do find them interesting, and if there is a show on Discovery/History or the like I will watch it everytime. However, I am left to the mercy of the conclusions of the experts.

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

it does kind of make sense though, if the whole "time is infinite" theory is correct, i guess. Have you actually done research on black holes, time, space etc? If somehow we can reach the speed of light or get really close to that speed then we could stop time. Therefore time travel could be possible in other deminsions.

Ah ha ha but the speed of light is impossible to achieve through means of mechanical acceleration...

And I'm literally shocked that the people who are trying to reach it this have not realized this

Aside from this, if you somehow did reach the speed of light, you would become "STUCK" outside the space-time continuum.

Because time stops, it now becomes impossible to decelerate from the speed or (more appropriately) "state" of the speed of like... This makes light eternal... If the energy of light was never absorbed, it would travel infinitely.

Imagine what would happen if you were able to align a beam of light to bounce between two mirrors perfectly aligned?

This is why when you decelerate light, (even to 38 mph) it remains light and does not convert into matter. So basically, no amount of money will get me to be the first human to travel at the speed of light. Not to mention, if you were able to convert all the matter in my body into pure energy, you could create an explosion that could destroy the galaxy.

This is why the universe is theorized to be "expanding" at the speed of light. (because remember that space, time, and velocity are all related.)

 

[endofdays89 5,000+ posts]

Ah ha ha but the speed of light is impossible to achieve through means of mechanical acceleration...
And I'm literally shocked that the people who are trying to reach it this have not realized this

Aside from this, if you somehow did reach the speed of light, you would become "STUCK" outside the space-time continuum.

Because time stops, it now becomes impossible to decelerate from the speed or (more appropriately) "state" of the speed of like... This makes light eternal... If the energy of light was never absorbed, it would travel infinitely.

Imagine what would happen if you were able to align a beam of light to bounce between two mirrors perfectly aligned?

This is why when you decelerate light, (even to 38 mph) it remains light and does not convert into matter. So basically, no amount of money will get me to be the first human to travel at the speed of light. Not to mention, if you were able to convert all the matter in my body into pure energy, you could create an explosion that could destroy the galaxy.

This is why the universe is theorized to be "expanding" at the speed of light. (because remember that space, time, and velocity are all related.)

Maybe we will someday experience this when we are no longer in this dimension. Don't scientist still believe it is possible to time travel though?

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

there is something to this, time is infinite and it only moves forward. To slow down or completely stop time you must be able to move close to the speed of light or as fast as the speed of light. Hell, even einstein said that time is infinite.

No no no no no no no no a thousand times NO

TIME is not even close to infinite. TIME is what defines the OPPOSITE of infinite.

this is time= ----------->

this is infinity = 8

Do not think of even the possibility that the time we are experiencing could be a segment of eternity... Thats not how eternity works...

Eternity is the absence of time. Best to think of it like a camera real, where all the frames of time exist at once. If you were to look at eternity it would be like looking at the camera real, all points existing simulantiously you can see every point at one "time" (for lack of a better word...

Now play the the movie and watch it frame by frame. this is a representation of how time works.

All the frames of the movie exsist at at every point you see in the movie

 

[MikeyB 5,000+ posts]

Not in the mood to read 11 pages, but it will be the start of a new era imho and the world as we know it will change. The thing that freaks me out is its like exactly when I will get my degree and be done with school.

 

[endofdays89 5,000+ posts]

No no no no no no no no a thousand times NO
TIME is not even close to infinite. TIME is what defines the OPPOSITE of infinite.

this is time= ----------->

this is infinity = 8

Do not think of even the possibility that the time we are experiencing could be a segment of eternity... Thats not how eternity works...

Eternity is the absence of time. Best to think of it like a camera real, where all the frames of time exist at once. If you were to look at eternity it would be like looking at the camera real, all points existing simulantiously you can see every point at one "time" (for lack of a better word...

Now play the the movie and watch it frame by frame. this is a representation of how time works.

All the frames of the movie exsist at at every point you see in the movie

i'm pretty sure time is infinite, everything in the future has already happened. Kind of. We just haven't reached that point yet, dimensions are also infinite.

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

Maybe we will someday experience this when we are no longer in this dimension. Don't scientist still believe it is possible to time travel though?

Dimension is an ambiguos term, you have to define dimension, If you are refering to something like the parallel universe theory, then "dimension" is an incorrect science-fiction term. Dimensions are simply the coordinates of points which most accurately measure (in this case) the universe.

We may never be able to go back in time, but it would certainly seem simple to leap foward through time... i'm sure I could come up with the math to show the required specs of such a theoretical device... With our current technowledgy you could only hope to leap 10 years in 9 years TOPS...

The reason we can't travel back in time is that there is no verified speed capable of warping space and time in a negative direction... but theoretically the farther above the speed of light you go the faster "Back in time" you would go.

Quite simply, if there was a speed faster than the speed of light, we would not be able to observe it in any way with a velocity below the speed of light because the properties of space and time become negative.

None of it really matters, like a said it's impossible to accelerate to the speed of light... i'm not saying its too hard, i'm saying that the mechanics of the idea literally don't work.

It goes beyond a logical problem, it makes as much logical sense as saying "a square is a circle"

 

[endofdays89 5,000+ posts]

Dimension is an ambiguos term, you have to define dimension, If you are refering to something like the parallel universe theory, then "dimension" is an incorrect science-fiction term. Dimensions are simply the coordinates of points which most accurately measure (in this case) the universe.
We may never be able to go back in time, but it would certainly seem simple to leap foward through time... i'm sure I could come up with the math to show the required specs of such a theoretical device... With our current technowledgy you could only hope to leap 10 years in 9 years TOPS...

The reason we can't travel back in time is that there is no verified speed capable of warping space and time in a negative direction... but theoretically the farther above the speed of light you go the faster "Back in time" you would go.

Quite simply, if there was a speed faster than the speed of light, we would not be able to observe it in any way with a velocity below the speed of light because the properties of space and time become negative.

None of it really matters, like a said it's impossible to accelerate to the speed of light... i'm not saying its too hard, i'm saying that the mechanics of the idea literally don't work.

It goes beyond a logical problem, it makes as much logical sense as saying "a square is a circle"

i agree, have you read into john titor though? I am just saying that things are happening in the future as we speak, we just can't get there with the technology we have. We are stuck in our own little timeline until we die at least.

I don't get how you think time is finite though, it doesn't seem logical to me. Our perception of time is all fvcked up!

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

i'm pretty sure time is infinite, everything in the future has already happened. Kind of. We just haven't reached that point yet, dimensions are also infinite.

thats simply obviously not true. First of all, define the term infinite. there is a difference in eternity and infinity. It is impossible that time was infinite in the negative direction. A process of time must have a trigger, its called temporal causality. Everything in time must have a beginning. The only logically acceptable explanation is that the process of time originated from a state of eternity, absent of time.

Keep talking, you guys are helping me think clearly for my book

 

[endofdays89 5,000+ posts]

thats simply obviously not true. First of all, define the term infinite. there is a difference in eternity and infinity. It is impossible that time was infinite in the negative direction. A process of time must have a trigger, its called temporal causality. Everything in time must have a beginning. The only logically acceptable explanation is that the process of time originated from a state of eternity, absent of time.
Keep talking, you guys are helping me think clearly for my book

ok, i see what your saying. In order for matter to exist, and for us to exist, time must be eternal. Not infinite. It only moves forward forever. Time has only 1 deminsion.

 

[endofdays89 5,000+ posts]

i just thought of something interesting........

since time only moves forward, it is no wonder we can only remember things from the past and not things from the future. We actually should be able to remember things from the future, but we can't because time keeps moving forward, and we can't catch up to it. HA, now that is some crazy shit! I am telling you though, life has to be eternal though, which would actually be a good think don't you think?

And cotjones, this is why i invited you here man, because you help me out when i confuse myself, LOL

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

John Titor was a hoax... someone who had a mind that works in different ways than most... he obviously studied theories of quantum mechanics and such very extensively... however, even i have found that the closer you get to understanding concepts that don't parallel the experience of what one would consider "normal" indeed your perception of the world may warp, and develop eccentricities in the thinker's personality. this is what happened to john titor. To me it seems to likely that of all the theories we have, any of them are correct. Yet, he claims that both the most unsupported and hardest to prove theory was the correct one? Trust me thinking in these terms does not do good things for a person's attachement to reality... I've found myself staring at a wall for 4 hours just imagining the effects of time inflation.