EPISODE 7 PRELUDE

[Inno]

Originally Posted by Diode

Time is most certainly not infinite.

(before the google knives come out, i minored in astrophysics. it's the only math i'm good at.)

Elaborate good sir

This may be ignorant but has it scientifically been proven time hasn’t exist beyond our comprehension?

You saying time came into existence because of us?

FYI: I’m completely sober lol

[Diode]

Originally Posted by Innovator

Elaborate good sir

This may be ignorant but isn’t scientifically proven time hasn’t exist beyond our comprehension?

You saying time came into existence because of us?

Time is a measurable aspect of existence. A dimension - with a finite start and end. No different than 3-dimensional space.

Though I suppose your thoughts on entropy vs. singularity and string theory vs. standard theory of relativity influence your perspective on the matter greatly.

[Pharaohs Army]

Originally Posted by Diode

Time is a measurable aspect of existence. A dimension - with a finite start and end. No different than 3-dimensional space.

Though I suppose your thoughts on entropy vs. singularity and string theory vs. standard theory of relativity influence your perspective on the matter greatly.

Where's the end? Or should I say when

[Inno]

Originally Posted by Pharaohs Army

Where's the end? Or should I say when

@Diode

This is what I’m leaning towards

If time isn’t infinite then how do we know when it stops?

When humans cease to exist?

[Diode]

Originally Posted by Pharaohs Army

Where's the end? Or should I say when

You have to stop thinking of time as a construct and more as a measure to reach the theoretical "end". Time is merely a plane of existence no different than up, down, forward, and back. When you get into string theory, you are at "present" existing in many places all at once (such is the nature of quantum physics)! Fun mindfuckery.

Under the singularity, it's when singularity is achieved.

Under entropy (aka heat death of the universe), it is when all matter ceases to produce energy/move/etc. (thermodynamic equilibrium).