Oh. I think my understanding of "God" is on par with your understanding of "circular time".
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All that matters is that it's circular. So the distant future is the same as the distant past.TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:45 pmBut no really. Are you sure you mean "circular"? Are we on the inside or the outside of the circle?
Maybe it's better to think of it as a Mobius strip or a kleinbottle?
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More liesTimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:46 pmOh. I think my understanding of "God" is on par with your understanding of "circular time".
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OK. What is the diameter or circumference of "circular time"?
Expressed differently: if the distant future is the same as the distant past (e.g events repeat) when will the Big Bang happen again?
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Still goes over your head, I said circular time. That doesn't "repeat".TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:48 pmOK. What is the diameter or circumference of "circular time"?Atla wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:47 pmMore liesTimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:46 pm
Oh. I think my understanding of "God" is on par with your understanding of "circular time".
Expressed differently: if the distant future is the same as the distant past (e.g events repeat) when will the Big Bang happen again?
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Come now! Everybody knows what a circle is, OK? It's a 2-dimensional figure which starts where it ends e.g IT REPEATS!
If time is a circle then you need ONE CONSTANT to describe it! Any one of diameter, radius or circumference.
diameter*pi = radius*2*pi = circumference
You said you understand "circular time", but you can't even tell me its radius!?
Really. Sounds like God!
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How does a circle repeat? You look at a circle and see multiple circles or a spiral or whatever?TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:56 pmCome now! Everybody knows what a circle is, OK? It's a 2-dimensional figure which starts where it ends e.g IT REPEATS!
If time is a circle then you need ONE CONSTANT to describe it! Any one of diameter, radius or circumference.
diameter*pi = radius*2*pi = circumference
You said you understand "circular time", but you can't even tell me its radius!?
Really. Sounds like God!
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You know like how when you walk on the perimeter of any geometric figure you get back to where you started?
Like that.
You know how Earth is round and so if you go East or West - you go to the same place?
Like that.
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So it doesn't repeat, it's one continuous circle.TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:59 pmYou know like how when you walk on the perimeter of any geometric figure you get back to where you started?
Like that.
You know how Earth is round and so if you go East or West - you go to the same place?
Like that.
Try to think, just once, please
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And how the fuck should I know. I would probably have to know a lot about the size and shape of the universe, perhaps even a chain of universes.TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 9:05 pmOK. Semantics. I'll go with it.
That is EXACTLY what I am doing by asking you about the diameter, radius or circumference of this circle!
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Trigonometry? You only need to measure the angle of an arc. Surely you can make some approximate testable predictions?
You know - like the greeks figured out the circumference of Earth without actually going around it?
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But I thought that Atla was talking about the shape of a ring, not measurements. Without time, measurements don't matter.That is EXACTLY what I am doing by asking you about the diameter, radius or circumference of this circle!
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No. Atla is claiming that time IS a circle/ring. And so you can measure the radius of that ring in seconds in stead of meters.
The shape of a circle is universal and proportionate to pi (which is constant).
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There is no angle here, genius.TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 9:08 pmTrigonometry? You only need to measure the angle of an arc. Surely you can make some approximate testable predictions?
You know - like the greeks figured out the circumference of Earth without actually going around it?