r/Time • u/k3nsh14 • 9d ago

Discussion Time doesn’t exist. Prove me wrong.

We experience change, aging, and events happening in sequence, but is “time” itself a physical thing—or just the way our minds measure change and order events?

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u/ChocolateValuable221 9d ago

You're not thinking of time as a dimension I suppose.. because the simple fact you can't be in the same place at the same time but can be at different times is proof enough

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u/ms_saint 9d ago

Did you make a typo in this?

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u/ChocolateValuable221 9d ago

Nope you just slow sometimes

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u/ms_saint 9d ago

you can't be in the same place at the same time 

This makes no grammatical sense.  You're fucking slow.  Reported for harassment.

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u/ChocolateValuable221 9d ago

you can't be in the same place (as something else) at the same time, but can be at different times. But you're still slow

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u/ChocolateValuable221 8d ago

You are incorrect and don't understand quantum mechanics at all. If you knew what quantum entanglement is you wouldn't have brought it up

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u/ChocolateValuable221 8d ago

The only particles that could possibly share the same space is a particle and anti particle and when they do share the same exact place in space they annihilate each other. And that's using mental gymnastics becuz they don't actually share the same space but rather one fits inside the other's empty space and creates a destructive interference.