I am desperately looking for a way to go back in time

[Kairos]

In any case, time is not a "vector". That makes no sense. At least, not unless you think of it in terms of potency. Then, I suppose, you could say time is a "vector" of the realized through the space of possible universe states. That gets pretty silly quickly, though.

 

[NaturalPhilosopher]

how is time measured?
by comparing movements(vectors).

movement of a second hand of clock in comparison with movement of the sun across the sky.

the time control experiments done in russia and elsewhere reveal a hidden movement within objects. Batteries inside charge up for free or go dead. Other materials become chemically reactive when normally inert, phase changes, weight changes, etc.

Turns out extreme spacetime curvature with no gravitational or inertial forces attached show us the nature of reality.

 

[Kairos]

how is time measured?
by comparing movements(vectors).

movement of a second hand of clock in comparison with movement of the sun across the sky.

the time control experiments done in russia and elsewhere reveal a hidden movement within particles that are standing still.

It does not follow from the proposition that the way to measure time is through measuring distances of some kind that time is a distance.

 

[NaturalPhilosopher]

sure it does.

Quartz oscillator circuits measure time by movement of electrons.
Atomic clocks measure rates of radioactive particle emanation from atomic nuclei.
Mechanical clocks are measuring the unwinding of a metal spring.
pendulum clocks are measuring the distance swing of it's pendulum.
the year is the distance earth traveled around the sun

All motion(vector).

 

[NaturalPhilosopher]

question is...

does this motion exist for a stationary particle? The 'vibration'.

 

[NaturalPhilosopher]

consider this.

if the planet stopped rotating, the sun stopped moving through space, all the planets stopped orbiting, stopped rotating, got so cold their atmospheres fell to the ground as snow. Would it look identical to time stopping?

 

[Kairos]

Spell it out into a clear syllogism, then. Be explicit. No hidden propositions or enthymemes.

 

[NaturalPhilosopher]

time travel is just reversing the direction of hidden motion of the particle(the standing vibe of matter) and also all the motion on the large scale.
both.

that's it.

seems impossible but there's a condition of the invisible aether material that can do it. create that condition with technology and time slows, stops and goes backwards.

 

[Rossco78]

Speaking of time travel from Steven Gibbs.

 

[NaturalPhilosopher]

ok