XPost: comp.theory, alt.messianic
From: punditster@gmail.com
On 2/7/2026 11:15 AM, Creon wrote:
> At Sat, 7 Feb 2026 10:21:12 -0800, Dude wrote:
>
>> Thanks for bringing that to our attention. Good point!
>> >
>> > since you keep on trying to misuse words when a perfectly suitable
>> one > exists.
>> >
>> So, I think that may be what's called a conversational Double entendre.
>>
>> These types of wordings are frequently used in this group, together with
>> repetition of certain other phrases, mostly by boomers, but sometimes by
>> new kids stopping by for a chat.
>>
>> So, it's probably not dementia. Some people just feel better when they
>> have someone to talk to.
>>
>> So, let's be clear: Time is an illusion.
>
> Learn to trim, ya West Coast computer geek!
>
That's one solution. However, anyone with dementia would probably not be
able to do that, especially when they are obviously in a time warp.
> > And: If time is an illusion, what keeps everything from
> happening at once? Huh?
>
Because Time is curved, just like Einstein said?
For more than a century, physics has struggled to say what time actually
is. This struggle is not philosophical nitpicking. It sits at the heart
of some of the deepest problems in science.
>
> Ever think of *that*?
>
According to recent reports, Time arises from information.
"Every interaction, such as two particles crashing, writes information
into the universe. These imprints accumulate. Because they cannot be
erased, they define a natural ordering of events. Earlier states are
those with fewer informational records. Later states are those with
more." - Florian Neukart, Leiden University
https://studyfinds.org/is-time-reality-physics-revolution/
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