To measure the movement the observer must place in a inertial frame of reference (if he is in rest or moving with constant velocity) or non-inertial (if acceleration is present). In Philochrony the OAE is the Observer of Accumulated Experiences (aex), which he uses as a frame of reference to estimate the passage of time or duration.
Reaffirming.
1 - Time is the continuous occurrence of a phenomenon.
2 - The duration is the interval between two moments which we identify as the beginning and the end.
3 - Time is a universal magnitude because it passes everywhere equally and regardless of the state of motion of the observer.
4 - We measure the duration counting equal time periods (cycles).
5 - In the measurement of the duration we look to the past or the future to compare the time units. To interpret the duration the observer uses his accumulated experience (aex).
6- The formula of the psychological duration is: pd = aex + t . The sign plus (+ ) indicates a fusion between time and the subject. The "aex" includes not only age but also reflection on the concept of time. Without this fusion the psychological duration is not set.
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Thursday, February 20, 2014
SPECULATIVE PHYSICS
Physics is one of the more experimental sciences, but his marriage with Mathematics has made it away, in some particular cases, from reality. Mathematics not always reflect the true behavior of phenomena .
I have read that equations are equally true no matter which sense the events occur. For equations is equal that planets rotate in one or other sense. This is what I call speculative Physics contrary to empirical Physics. The directionality of time (from past to future) is based on the principle of cause and effect. Always cause produces the effect, never the reverse. Thinking that some laws of nature can be true regardless of the sense of phenomena is pure speculation, almost reaching the absurd.
SPECULATIVE CASES OF PHYSICS
1 - Albert Einstein's ideas about that:
- Time must be considered the fourth dimension of space.
- Space and time are relative, which can expand or contract.
2 - The Zeno of Elea's paradoxes.
I have read that equations are equally true no matter which sense the events occur. For equations is equal that planets rotate in one or other sense. This is what I call speculative Physics contrary to empirical Physics. The directionality of time (from past to future) is based on the principle of cause and effect. Always cause produces the effect, never the reverse. Thinking that some laws of nature can be true regardless of the sense of phenomena is pure speculation, almost reaching the absurd.
SPECULATIVE CASES OF PHYSICS
1 - Albert Einstein's ideas about that:
- Time must be considered the fourth dimension of space.
- Space and time are relative, which can expand or contract.
2 - The Zeno of Elea's paradoxes.
Friday, February 14, 2014
THE SPEED OF LIGHT
"I'm trying to post a video."
1 - The speed of light is constant regardless of the reference frame is considered.
2 - The light does not accumulate inertia because it is not matter.
3 - So, what the external observer observes is not a real diagonal but an optic illusion.
4 - The theory of relativity is based on an optic illusion to outline that time is relative.
5 - The motion and its trajectory are relative, but space and time are absolute.
1 - The speed of light is constant regardless of the reference frame is considered.
2 - The light does not accumulate inertia because it is not matter.
3 - So, what the external observer observes is not a real diagonal but an optic illusion.
4 - The theory of relativity is based on an optic illusion to outline that time is relative.
5 - The motion and its trajectory are relative, but space and time are absolute.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
WHAT IS TIME?
Time is objective, absolute and perceptible. Time is the inherent property of matter to experience changes which manifest between a beginning and an end (duration). The duration is objective, relative and imperceptible (It is a priori). Duration is the interval between two moments.
Time is absolute because it doesn't have a cause. Time is the first cause, the first motor. The duration is relative, not due to the movement, but the sequential order in which events occur. We have three events a, b and c . "b" is earlier with respect to "c", but is also later with respect to "a". Also the duration is relative because it depends on several factors: the intensity and pace of events and the consistency of the bodies.
The high speed does not affect time, but it alters the perception of objects subject to it. For example, when we go in a car on the road and we look to a side, we see that things are moving in the opposite direction to the car .
P.S.:
- The becoming is the beginning of an interval or a phenomenon.
- A priori is intuitive.
Time is absolute because it doesn't have a cause. Time is the first cause, the first motor. The duration is relative, not due to the movement, but the sequential order in which events occur. We have three events a, b and c . "b" is earlier with respect to "c", but is also later with respect to "a". Also the duration is relative because it depends on several factors: the intensity and pace of events and the consistency of the bodies.
The high speed does not affect time, but it alters the perception of objects subject to it. For example, when we go in a car on the road and we look to a side, we see that things are moving in the opposite direction to the car .
P.S.:
- The becoming is the beginning of an interval or a phenomenon.
- A priori is intuitive.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
WHAT IS SPACE?
Space is the extension in three directions (3D) of a given location (absolute) where the objects and events that occur have a "relative" position and direction. In this definition we find that the space is "absolute" and that objects and phenomena have a relative location.
Space is objective, absolute and imperceptible directly. We arrive at the concept of space through intuition. The space is a priori. Size, distance and location are objective, relative and perceptible. According to Isaac Newton, space was absolute, in the sense that it was permanent and existed independently of matter.
Space is objective, absolute and imperceptible directly. We arrive at the concept of space through intuition. The space is a priori. Size, distance and location are objective, relative and perceptible. According to Isaac Newton, space was absolute, in the sense that it was permanent and existed independently of matter.
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