/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9496689
The same that happens to your body

Free will versus determinism: are we the cause or the effect? Well, we're both, the in-between. So I'd say free will and determinism are two faces of the same thing: how we perceive the way we are througth time.

>>9475981
>This is where I beg to differ. Time as you correctly stated is NOT a differentiation of pressure in the air generated by ratios. It has a different medium. Space-Time.
You just defined time with itself. "Time is in the medium of space-time", that's neither a proper description nor an explanation.
Agreed, the pressure needs "space" to move in, but "Space-Time" is another arbitrary concept with no basis in reality. Space has no properties. It is nothing and acts on nothing, it is not a thing in and of itself as it is filled with numerous other stuff like hydrogen, EM etc. The medium which you describe HAS NO QUANTITY to speak of because it is an implosive "towards quantity" type of "medium" that really has no physicality. It is inertia itself, but not absolute inertia. The medium MUST BE incommensurable and point non-specific.

>However the type of energy I am invoking to manipulate it is of different power and magnitude.

Exponential in fact. All not running on "time" but the natural tendency to return to an inert point. There is no possible way that time can exist as a start and end would be implied. A "start" is impossible, nothing can be derived from 0. Time therefore does not matter, it is nothing more that a posterior recording of an event happening.

"Power comes from rest"-