Time doesn't exist [Read].

[Fountain]

I had a lot of thinking recently and i realized, No... I came to the conclusion that time itself does not exist, It is rather a word used as a measurement of existence and the consequences of decay. Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Are only a numerical measurement of existence!

My point may not be 100% accurate, But still, What are your thoughts on this interesting find i've just shared?

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Also on a small note: Please no trolling, Flamming, Or overuse of foul language, I'm not expecting everyone to agree with me nor post and there is no need whatsoever for uncivilized flamming... Thank you...

 

[Codawg]

Well, you have a point. Could time be judged if we didn't assign a measurement to it? Or would we just assume it as another event, in a long series of events, that lead to our inevitable death? Gah, great, now you've got me thinking when I should be sleeping >_>

 

[Jigson]

........

 

[Jellal Fernandes]

Perhaps. But in truth...Does it blend?

 

[Ciao]

Time is relevant to perception. It exists as a concept, but you're correct, it technically doesn't exist in a form of matter nor energy.

 

[Fountain]

Wow, you just went full retard, never go full retard.

Did you read the small note ma'am?

 

[~Puppet Master~]

Wow, you just went full retard, never go full retard.

Not really, time is just a law that we humans made up.
Science has already proven this.

 

[Delta]

*I think I'm funny but I have yet to prove it*

 

[AirWind]

Time do exist, as a matter of fact, its one of our virtue. The aging, the way we raised ourself from birth, it is all time by definition. The night and day rotation is one of the example of time. It does exist.

 

[Jellal Fernandes]

Not really, time is just a law that we humans made up.
Science has already proven this.

This! End of discussion before it gets out of hand!

 

[Ciao]

Time do exist, as a matter of fact, its one of our virtue. The aging, the way we raised ourself from birth, it is all time by definition. The night and day rotation is one of the example of time. It does exist.

Time is actually a dimension. It's only used to quantify physical change. Earth's rotation isn't proof that time exists.

 

[Crow.]

Orochimarufan is correct, it has no physical shape but that doesn't prove it's 'in-existence'. A good example of this is love, can you see it? No. Can you feel it physically? No. But that doesn't mean it doesn't have an effect on you.

Edit: This is actually a great query, it has been since the dawn of thinking man. I do applaud you for it, even though you butchered it a little.. ^.^

 

[Konohas Silent Assassin]

and the sun doesn't shine

 

[2big]

you know i thought about this same thing when i did DMT.....

 

[TheSyren]

... Really? If time doesn't exist, then neither do inches.

 

[Jellal Fernandes]

... Really? If time doesn't exist, then neither do inches.

And why just Inches?

 

[Jigson]

Did you read the small note ma'am?

This is neither Flaming nor Trolling, and yes i read it.

 

[Stencil]

This is just common sense. C'mon.

 

[AirWind]

Time is actually a dimension. It's only used to quantify physical change. Earth's rotation isn't proof that time exists.

Time is its physical structure as in air and wind. But how do we calculate air and wind? Then comes the term of density, mph and so on. Same as time where we calculate it using hours, mins and secs.

 

[Rei]

This is neither Flaming nor Trolling, and yes i read it.

But this is spam and your previous post was insulting so enjoy your infraction and go read the rules.