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Yep the closer you are to c or nonlocality the less ya age compared to something or somebody who is more distant from c or nonlocality. Is this true.

jackles wrote:Yep the closer you are to c or nonlocality the less ya age compared to something or somebody who is more distant from c or nonlocality. Is this true.

Yes, time dilation is a basic concept derived from special relativity. And no, non-locality is not a place.

So we can say then ginkgo that c has to be nonlocality. Or the ref frame for c which is in any case c is nonlocality. Surely even blagsy and arising could see that simple fact.

jackles wrote:So we can say then ginkgo that c has to be nonlocality. Or the ref frame for c which is in any case c is nonlocality. Surely even blagsy and arising could see that simple fact.

Non-locality is a measurement problem. The problem only arises when there appears to be faster than light transfer of information. The speed of light is consistent in terms of locality.

In nonlocality there is no time and space in which to transfer imformation. Imformation only exists in time and space but time and space are in them selves forms of nonlocality. Matter is a form of nonlocation as is gravity. Non locality presents the location but exists in its entirety independent of it as seen in spooky action. All forms of location are in fact in nonlocation as fiction. You can measure fiction but you cant measure a fact. The greater the energy presents the closer to c nonlocality . C is all time and all space.

jackles wrote:In nonlocality there is no time and space in which to transfer imformation. Imformation only exists in time and space but time and space are in them selves forms of nonlocality. Matter is a form of nonlocation as is gravity. Non locality presents the location but exists in its entirety independent of it as seen in spooky action. All forms of location are in fact in nonlocation as fiction. You can measure fiction but you cant measure a fact. The greater the energy presents the closer to c nonlocality . C is all time and all space.

Jackles, where are you getting your information on non-locality?

From a book called if it rings true.

jackles wrote:From a book called if it rings true.

Ah, I see. Apparently that particular title has universal application when it comes to a variety of topics and and a large number of websites.

The faster you go the more you aproach nonlocality so time a form of nonlocality passes by faster the more nonlocal you get physicaly as in speed. So ya physics will get more nonlocal than someone traveling at a slower local speed. If an observer where to travel at c it would be as if the locality that he came from never was or had been in existance at all.locality is fiction. And the faster location travels the more factlike it becomes related to a slower more fictional state.

the faster you go, the closer you get to locality if you are going in a different direction and starting from elsewhere...

to say nothing of traveling in a circle

-Imp

Can you not see that as you speed up your locality it your locality must shift towards nonlocality relative to a locality traveling at lesser speed with a lower energy level. The higher the energy in a location the nearer that location becomes to nolocation.

jackles wrote:Can you not see that as you speed up your locality it your locality must shift towards nonlocality relative to a locality traveling at lesser speed with a lower energy level. The higher the energy in a location the nearer that location becomes to nolocation.

can you not see that if you go faster than light you'll be in the dark and if you are in the dark you cannot see...

-Imp

Imp. I can see. you can see.