Time is one thing that is extremely hard to wrap my mind around. It defines our universe, in many ways, yet is so fluid. Do we percieve time? Or do we only percieve the changes in the world over time? Can that be classified as "percieving time?
Now think for a moment to live in a universe before time itself existed. Yeah, its hard. You would know all. Or know nothing, based on how you looked at things. You really wouldn't be able to learn things. You would be. stet. No more, or less. You would be a 4 dimensional state of yourself, knowing all things that you ever could have known all together. Now consider the creation of time. Suddenly the same object could have more than one state.
Now that time was initiated, events had an order. You could refer to events by their order. But by the time humans were around the sun was also in place. The sun offered humans the first real measurement of time. First using our eyes, then the sundial, then the hourglass, then the watch, and eventually the atomic clock. The latter bringing us great accuracy to our measurement of time.
Now think for a moment to live in a universe before time itself existed. Yeah, its hard. You would know all. Or know nothing, based on how you looked at things. You really wouldn't be able to learn things. You would be. stet. No more, or less. You would be a 4 dimensional state of yourself, knowing all things that you ever could have known all together. Now consider the creation of time. Suddenly the same object could have more than one state.
Now that time was initiated, events had an order. You could refer to events by their order. But by the time humans were around the sun was also in place. The sun offered humans the first real measurement of time. First using our eyes, then the sundial, then the hourglass, then the watch, and eventually the atomic clock. The latter bringing us great accuracy to our measurement of time.
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