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Originally Posted by duga
That is not the definition of linear at all, even if it is your "personal" definition. Linear means a straight line, if you want the literal definition.
I wasn't meaning to go off on whether or not the present exists, I just wanted to point out how time is definitely not as we see it.
Read my posts about how I view the nature of free will again and you will see how everything being laid out as I said in my last post is perfectly in line with it.
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Time is just comparing two events that had happened or are taking place. The only thing there is really is stuff like matter and radiation etc (molecules, sub-atomic particles, photons) and the present. The past is information or history of events that happened and the future is predictable but unknown.
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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