The admission of time…

As time was born we raised our hands. Time taught us truths. Who are we and where are we going. Everything in time started with testing. We tested the earth and the moon.

We tested time backwards. The rulers of black holes took time and ran it backwards from their love of black holes. The love and excitement that time could turn backwards halted. Time moved forward as black holes retro graded.

The hand always cries for time but never in time. Life holds memories of time but memories never hold time. Time always peaks on mountains but never in valleys. The suns of time set to clocks without hands.

Every-time it touches me she rests her hair to the wind and we count the moments of the times it takes to rise. She rises and falls as the shaking arms of clocks are pinned to the creation of sand.

As time shakes our hand she moves to 1…

Now it’s your turn to change time…
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a reply to: JJproductions

Time is but a construct of humans who want to measure their passage through it.

Being buttonholed into it merely decreases your time spent.

In one way or another.

a reply to: Lumenari

That is why I totally will never have a watch.

Thank you!

a reply to: JJproductions

There once was an old man named Graveled
Who came from the future he'd traveled
Back to yesterday morn
So as not to be born
And hence all existence unraveled.

a reply to: JJproductions

Let's ask an authority on this subject.

a reply to: JJproductions

Top physicists like Carlo Rovelli... ...and Julian Barbour...
...will explain to you that time does not exist.

So would Einstein......and the Buddha.
Change is universal but time is not.

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

Beautiful!

a reply to: JJproductions

Oh gee JJ, I goofed it, didn't read it before posting. I screwed he meter of the last line in posting. I was meant to read

There once was an old man named Graveled
Who came from the future he'd traveled
Back to yesterday morn
So as not to be born
And hence all of existence unraveled.

See? I missed a beat but got it now.

a reply to: JJproductions

Admission is such a word admitting some confusion.

After Ouranos had been supplanted by Kronos
Chronos sought to be admitted into the pantheon.

Kronos disapproved the admission
for people might confuse Kronos with Chronos.

Pronounce it. They sound the same.
Without writing, who could say?

After Zeus supplanted Kronos
the admission of Chronos was approved.

Then came writing
eventually leading to Relativity
and space-time continuum lingo or paradigm.

I wonder:
If all we had was classic mechanics which was developed after agriculture, horticulture, and writing, would we have reached the Moon? Would we have satellites and GPS? Would the acceleration of gravity near Earth surface still be approximately 32 ft per second squared? A weighty question.

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I don't think that I will answer these questions, time may not be on my side.

About 9 hours ago my phone rang. Caller ID said it was Jon.
When "Jon" came over, we were talking about cars.
Then I asked him what he was doing for work.
"Some concrete jobs" he said.

So I laughingly responded "Is your BA in Mathematics coming in handy with that?"
He looked at me quite puzzled.

My landlord then informed me "that's Sam. Not Jon."
Weird! I've known both Sam and Jon for over thirty years. But didn't recognize Sam as Sam.

So either pre-conditioning to expect to be seeing Jon over rode my face to face observation, or I am suffering from dementia. Maybe both. I really don't think that I can think my way out of dementia.

Time will tell, whether I know it or not.

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Addendum:

I do still remember promising a story about gravity. The same sort of conundrum of classic mechanics versus relativity theory would be the feature. I got lazy about calculations.

So the skydiver jumps out and feels the weightlessness of freefall, and thinks "Yes! In relativity, freefall is the inertial state!"

He continues falling debating when he should release the chute. But then he gets to debating in his mind whether to go with relativity calculations or classic mechanics. He sort of looses track of his current situation, Earth getting closer. Eventually, he would come to the conclusion that he need not think about it, just do it (release the chute)

The question then left unanswered is, "Did he reach that conclusion in time?"

a reply to: FullHeathen

Thank you for this! Everything you write is always amazing. You are always good at explaining things in deep ways!

a reply to: Kallipygywiggy

Thank you for sharing your videos !

a reply to: charlest2

The passage of time is important to her.

a reply to: JJproductions

I added an addendum.
Apology for not writing the story I planned.

a reply to: FullHeathen

You never ever have to apologize. Just you being here is amazing. Thank you!

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a reply to: lilzazz

Nice!