Comments: Why does time advance? New theory links flow of time with Big Bang
Jabberwocky.
Posted by BillH at September 30, 2016 1:34 PM
It's not linear like you've been trained to believe.
~ birth and death are the same thing but from different points of (non-linear) view ~
Posted by ghostsniper at September 30, 2016 2:59 PM
At the same time (heh!), we are always on the edge of the universe because the universe is expanding everywhere. No matter which direction from earth we turn our instruments, data show that the farthest reaches of the universe are the same distance away and are receding at the same rate.
So what is "beyond" the edge of the universe? Well, nothing. But .
Posted by plus.google.com/104841162830331053592 at September 30, 2016 4:52 PM
Well, that comment didn't work.
At the same time (heh!), we are always on the edge of the universe because the universe is expanding everywhere. No matter which direction from earth we turn our instruments, data show that the farthest reaches of the universe are the same distance away and are receding at the same rate.
So what is "beyond" the edge of the universe? Well, nothing. But what is nothing? No one knows.
Posted by plus.google.com/104841162830331053592 at September 30, 2016 4:54 PM
Some times you just have to wait for time to advance.
Posted by Van der Leun at September 30, 2016 5:11 PM
I've heard it said that there is no time, that everything is only now. What you believe happened before or suppose will happen in the future, is only in mind/memory now.
And if you lose your mind, don't worry. You won't have anything anymore to worry with.
Posted by Howard Nelson at October 1, 2016 7:43 PM