lifegazer said:I'm not interested in your crap. I'm here now talking about relativity. If you don't want to think about what I have written, then take a hike. It's as simple as that.
Your anger grows, such is the way of a childish mind.
lifegazer said:I'm not interested in your crap. I'm here now talking about relativity. If you don't want to think about what I have written, then take a hike. It's as simple as that.
RandFan said:Because the me that is you does not agree with the you that is me.
"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.". ... Albert Einstein
I told you - and you ignored it - that I don't need Einstein. My philosophy actually predicts that our perceptions of space and time be subjective-variants... and that there is no such thing as absolute space or absolute time... and that the SOL should be a constant.H'ethetheth said:Einstein's work only has value if the perceived order in the universe actually is order.
If there is no such thing as absolute space or absolute time, then there is no "outside" of Myself... there is only Me. As such, only I can be the source of my own sensations.If all your sensations are randomly produced by badgers then everything you can come up with about order among observations is meaningless.
Let's say that you have a strong coffee and start to take this seriously. I'm not talking about chimps and badgers. Woodpeckers perhaps...Lets say your sensations are a freak coincidence (lots of chimps+typewriter +lots of time =shakespeare).
Your useless contributions to this discussion persist. My anger, or lack thereof, is not relevant to the argument presented.Pahansiri said:Your anger grows, such is the way of a childish mind.
If relativity were dependant upon awareness, two observers in the same inertial reference frame would experience different measurements of time dialation and length contraction. Has that happened? Ever?Yep, and I've said it all before in this thread.
Time dialation and length contraction works the same for all observers within the same inertial reference frame. In other words, there are no differences for two observers (or awarnesses, if you prefer) within the same reference frame. Thus, there is no dependancy on awarness for relativistic effects. You'll find nothing in relativity that says otherwise.
But we've been over this already.
Disagreement requires reason. None has been forthcoming.RandFan said:Because the me that is you does not agree with the you that is me.
lifegazer said:Your useless contributions to this discussion persist. My anger, or lack thereof, is not relevant to the argument presented.
Now, for the final time, address that argument or go for a walk. I'm simply not interested in ANYTHING else but discussions related to that argument.
Those stars exist within awareness, not "out there". We sense their existence = they appear within us.Pahansiri said:Almost on a daily basis science through the use of more and more powerful telescopes find “new†as in newly discovered/observed by us sun/stars.
There is no such thing as space & time beyond the relatavistic perception of them.These stars as we know take billions upon billions of years to form we know the causes and conditions behind the formation of them they do not simply appear the second we observe them.
True. God knows what It is going to put into awareness before putting it there. Therefore, God's knowledge exists before God's experiences.Before anything can be observed it must already “exist†so as to be observed.
God was that T-rex. Otherwise, that T-rex was just part of the plan/knowledge that existed prior to your awareness of it's bones.Trust me no human as far as we know observed a T-rex but we can look into the clues and facts and see it did.
The awareness of things comes in many forms.Again trust me there are microscopic organisms you have not observed and will not when they invade your body and make you very ill and cause death.
Buddha was fairly wise. Not wise enough to spot a supra intelligent being though, with the ability to think & feel. I'll give him 7 out of 10.You are confusing the greatest total of reality that being as Buddha said nothing in and of itself exist with physical realities. You see tree and believe it to be only tree when it is in fact fully comprised of 100% non tree elements just as this “I†you speak of is.
Why would two observers in the same... experience different measurements?Upchurch said:If relativity were dependant upon awareness, two observers in the same inertial reference frame would experience different measurements of time dialation and length contraction. Has that happened? Ever?
Well, You do exist since Something real must be having the inner experiences that you have. Only your identity and nature is in question.Not that any of this matters since you cannot use the laws of physics, or anything we experience, as proof of your philosophy since your philosophy negates the usefullness of such experiences by making it all arbitrary and inherently untrustworthy.
lifegazer said:Why would two observers in the same... experience different measurements?
My philosophy does not predict that. I have no idea why you have said it.
Well, You do exist since Something real must be having the inner experiences that you have. Only your identity and nature is in question.
Given this knowledge, there remains two possibilities:
(1) You are separated from other real entities by space and time.
(2) There is no space & time beyond the inner-experience of them.
Einstein disproved '1'.
If '2', You alone exist... with only your nature and identity in question.
Yet another wailing chimp.jmercer said:No.
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Upchurch said:
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In this very thread:
If relativity were dependant upon awareness, two observers in the same inertial reference frame would experience different measurements of time dialation and length contraction. Has that happened? Ever?
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Those stars exist within awareness, not "out there". We sense their existence = they appear within us.
quote:There is no such thing as space & time beyond the relatavistic perception of them.
True. God knows what It is going to put into awareness before putting it there. Therefore, God's knowledge exists before God's experiences.
God was that T-rex. Otherwise, that T-rex was just part of the plan/knowledge that existed prior to your awareness of it's bones.
The awareness of things comes in many forms.
Buddha was fairly wise. Not wise enough to spot a supra intelligent being though, with the ability to think & feel. I'll give him 7 out of 10.
Ahem.lifegazer said:Why would two observers in the same... experience different measurements?
My philosophy does not predict that. I have no idea why you have said it.
(my emphesis) Want to tell me again that your philosophy does not predict something you said it predicted in the opening post of this thread or do you want to simply address my argument that it does no such thing?Originally posted by lifegazer
Therefore, my perceived value of time T is not the exact-same as your perceived value of time T. Similarly for distance D.
Hence, to acknowledge these variations, the measurement of speed should be regarded as:
Speed = D(lg)/T(lg) ... where "lg" is an acknowledgent of the fact that these values are as perceived by myself.
Similarly, your measurement of speed should read:
Speed=D(psa)/T(psa) ... where "psa" is another person (awareness of being that person).
Can you prove that you or I exist anymore than the gun-toting bunny does in my example above?Well, You do exist since Something real must be having the inner experiences that you have.
That's just delusional. He did no such thing. Have you actually even read what Einstein said? His work was based on the assumption that there were real entities seperated by space and time. I challenge you to show where he said otherwise.
(1) You are separated from other real entities by space and time.
(2) There is no space & time beyond the inner-experience of them.
Einstein disproved '1'.
No.Darat said:Well I know I've sat in a lot of meetings and when I've left them I'm shocked to learn to people outside them only a few hours have passed yet I know for me several lifetimes went by.... does this count?
Let's say that you are completely missing the point. Look past the badgers please.lifegazer said:Let's say that you have a strong coffee and start to take this seriously. I'm not talking about chimps and badgers. Woodpeckers perhaps...
Non sequitur. It amazes me that you know so little about logic.lifegazer said:Disagreement requires reason.
I see. Nice to acknowledge how unreasonable you are.RandFan said:An unreasonable person can disagree with a reasonable person. That is a logically valid statement.