The Derived Knowledge From Time

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The Derived Knowledge From Time

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From a philosophical, metaphysical or even poetical way, time is reflected in youth’s splendor. From there we can conclude the following thesis: an event in life time occurs only once, if not brought on intentionally; for an event or incident (negative connotation) cannot happen twice, with the exact same circumstances. It is rather plain that time moves progressively; to move regressively requires an artificially method. This particular method is actually burgeoning, with a highly revolutionary technology, virtual reality. A consequence of time going backward would, if this statement taken word by word, “make every human being on earth experience their memories once more”. If people can live their most unforgettable life stories once more, by observing they past blunders, we can deduct they will pay attention to their future actions. But that is not yet possible. Time has still yet come…

Speaking of time…

Time is not visible even to the greatest optical instrument; however space is visible. By space we mean the environment, our immediate surroundings. If time is not visible, we want to measure the change in the environment. In Antiquity, thinkers understood the concept when they see a very obvious change in weather, observed in seasons. From there, the Time system was created. A full year represents on unit, divided into sub-units. We can therefore deduct that every second correspond to a specific marginal change in the universe. So space depends on time. Space is the aggregation of everything on Earth. How can we divide space? Which possible techniques? Based on countries? Assuming that countries are not equally spread out in terms of land area, there is not a coherent structure for methodic analysis, therefore there is no place for constant linearity. Instead, we may choose to simply form our research on existing literature and database. To do so the population density per kilometer squared is a good indicator. Unfortunately, this is a enormous range to work with. We might simply use meter-squared for reasonable purposes. It is important to remind that we are working with a two dimensional space set.

Deriving for above, there is an important aspect to take into account, the Individual perspective, which divide, from eyesight, the environment. Two same individuals can never see the world from the exact same angle. And assuming we use sight to represent the totality of the five senses. Based on these assertions, we can confirm that this is the root of Subjectivity, for two individuals can never agree on everything. This part is extremely complicated, follow carefully. We know that past experiences accumulates with time, which is equivalent into the number of memories. This variable can be translated into the number of changes in their environment with respect to one’s vision. Let technology be possible. We can fast forward one’s lifelong journey into a fixed quantity of time, T, and set that to be the model with respect to the average life expectancy. By examining common events in individual’s lives, we can infer additional premises.
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Re: The Derived Knowledge From Time

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Look at it this way. The time we follow, is derived from measuring an orbit of one thing going around another, right? Well, take on the big picture. Imagine existence as all gradations of matter all at once, which then becomes larger than the universe we know. Since the finest gradation of matter is, which we cannot perceive, what we know as the "spirit". We can deduce with those things, that time is existence reflecting upon itself infinitely. Now, on the idea of individuals, working through life as though they were solely subjective. Ever trying empathizing with a person based on what little you do know? The powers of deduction must begin to work strongly, or they will fail and you won't empathize. No one can ever know someone else' experiences through to the core. With that in mind, we can meditate transformations based on our memories. Just imagine a memory, everyone in it, everything in it. Imagine the what, why, where, and when of each part of the incident. Then remember how you have felt about the situation at that time. Compare that feeling with how you would feel about it now. Reflecting is an art, the key is to keep a balance between ignorance and awareness. Ignorance implying a closed-mind, which is something quite required since we can't be aware of everything at once. Awareness implying an open-mind, which having too far opened, would proverbially make "your brain fall out". Best of luck! Cheers!
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