Existence wrote:

Sophiaphily wrote:If time doesn't exist, how can one explain speed?

Perhaps speed don't exist either and is just a product of believing in time.

Are you trying to say that a substantial part of physics, including E=mc2, is based on what don't exist?

Maybe I am a bit too slow but I can't really see what is significant in this quote by Kripke. Firstly, things are not so exactly perceived by us through our senses, to be given an exact name. For example, a borderline colour between yellow and green might once be called yellow at one occasion and gr...

In order to find a good topic, one must first realize what is in philosophy which has attracted him. What is a good topic to me, might not seem so to you. Nevertheless what I just wrote could be considered a topic in its own right.

What is indeed beautiful in having lived, part of a life, a Baha'i? Did you have a choice? Is baha any better than other prophets? In what way?

If time doesn't exist, how can one explain speed?