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DO YOU WITH YOUR LOVE Candy PHONE DO THIS BECAUSE YOU CAN'T HELP IT?

Phubbing refers to a person interacting with their phone rather than a human
Study finds couples who regularly phub have low marriage satisfaction.
 

Feelslikefar said:
“You can know the name of a bird in all the languages of the world, but when you're finished, you'll know absolutely nothing whatever about the bird... So let's look at the bird and see what it's doing — that's what counts. I learned very early the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something.” - Richard Feynman
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It helps me when thinking about the nature of a thing, to ask myself what it strives for (wants). The thing needn't be alive, needn't even be tangible. Gravity, for example, strives to pull objects toward each other. Everything does (wants) something. Really, I think the nature of everything is that it wants.
 
I see Microsoft believes its Ai platform will make it $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Trillions. So how do I unsubscribe from its drivel. Haha
I did the same thing with Apple Seri and android. I hate all the B.S. involved with something knowing its smarter than me. Same with auto fil auto post. F'm!

The thing wid gravity is you're in motion an falling thaws gravity. Everything about gravity is circular in reality. U can't keep your circle you fall straight into a really big smash up.
 

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Had a thought, if gravity is actually an object falling, your weights equal to you falling then all of gravity added together is falling. Thus eventually everything is gonna fall. Would this explain expansion as just all objects falling. As an object falls its gotta speed up. Thus something in an orbit may gradually speed up due to constantly falling, thus move away from its orbit gradually expanding the thing. Everything is moving, thus everything is falling. Then if you add up gravity waves that are always expanding to the falling theory stuff falls even faster encountering those waves constantly no mater their strength, much like riding a wave to shore. Thas a no brainer. Thinking uncountable Billions of light years of Gravity waves falling / expanding, most likely that attraction pulling each other along. Somewhat like a train of tug wrecks bending space time ecliptics. Now draw all these circles of gravity and you see some waves will push while others will attract, thus speed the falling train wreck up.

So, the phrase "everythings just falling apart," is a proven probability. So, the basic rule of the Universe is everything is falling down hill and has to go faster thus expansion is Entropic law of the universe, because it has to add spin speed, overall driven speed and expansion. The Rock at your feet is falling, the Waterfall is falling, rain is falling, so into the tiniest area of Earth all is falling thus all of mass is speeding up, it has to even if it is held in place by other mass. its - its own rule.
 
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Tossing stuff into a Container and hauling it away is another example of stuff falling and speeding away. Haha
There is a term for constantly getting more stuff! It's not decluttering! Yea "Entropy," the natural selection of more stuff.
We seniors attract Entropy because we want to stay alert to stuff in the way of us so we don't fall over some stuff. ...:ROFLMAO:
 
Once thought I could change things but after many years of failure, I realized I changed!

The waitress earns $16 dollars an hour, So I cook and don't tip. Haha ....Blondo can make it!
 
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gruntlabor said:
Time is supposed to be the measure of the distance we travel in the expansion of the universe caused by the Big Bang.
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Eeeaaaahhh..... I don't think many suppose this. The biggest thing wrong with it is that we don't travel due to the expansion of the universe. The rest of the universe is doing all the traveling. The motion that started with the Big Bang is, at every location in the universe, aimed directly away from us, at a speed that appears proportional to how far away that location is from us (though this gets a bit messy because there are different meanings of "how far away). But, somebody else located far far away from us could also say exactly the same thing, everything aimed away from them. It's because the space itself is growing, not because the things in it are moving (which they also are but just in incidental ways). On the grand scale, none of the objects in the universe are accelerating, they're just floating. However, as they get further away from us, the speed at which they recede keeps increasing. It's what the space itself is doing, not what the things in it are doing. Yeah, on top of that, things get attracted to each other and fling each other around a bit, but that's just local variation, not universal.

I way appreciate the kind words!! You're a kind person and a scholar!!
 
bobcat48 said:
Well, I'm no physicist, but it is my understanding that time is simply a measurement devised to measure between two events.
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This gets a bit weird. There isn't just one time between a given two events. Events happen in different locations (that is, two different events can't occupy the same exact point in space). I can use a stopwatch to see how much time elapses between two events. And, yes, of course I have to account for how long it takes me to see or detect each event, that part's easy enough to get right. The weirdness is that if you also use a stopwatch to see how much time elapses between the same two events, you don't generally get the same result, unless you and I move in the same way and are at the same altitude in our local gravity field. It depends on the relationships between all our locations and movements and accelerations (or gravity fields).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relat...lativity of,on the observer's reference frame.
 
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This gets a bit weird. There isn't just one time between a given two events. Events happen in different locations (that is, two different events can't occupy the same exact point in space). I can use a stopwatch to see how much time elapses between two events. And, yes, of course I have to account for how long it takes me to see or detect each event, that part's easy enough to get right. The weirdness is that if you also use a stopwatch to see how much time elapses between the same two events, you don't generally get the same result, unless you and I move in the same way and are at the same altitude in our local gravity field. It depends on the relationships between all our locations and movements and accelerations (or gravity fields).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relativity_of_simultaneity#:~:text=In physics, the relativity of,on the observer's reference frame.
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Agreed, but it still doesn't change the fact that time is a measurement between events, even if it's different for the observer. If there are no events, then there is no time. It doesn't exist. At least that's my understanding and interpretation.
 
The Earth / Solar system is speeding thru space on an orbit around the Milky Way, meanwhile the Milky Way is Speeding thru space toward the Great Attractor along with the Local Galaxy in it directions generally, meanwhile Andromeda is coming straight for us. All heading for the Great Attractor as similar speeds, maybe time for all passes similar. So now you and a Friend, he in a very fast Vehicle passing past you increasing in speed toward the sun doing an Elliptic to sling shot out of the Solar system, Much like a Comets orbit. While you watch him go his time is passing slower than yours even though you are watching and waving at each other day in day out for months. As his speed slows way out there in space will his time continue to pass slower as you continue to watch him go thru your Telescope track his signals even though he has escaped Sol / local gravity. The Idea of the flight is to go in the direction of the Galaxy's thru space and 50 years in the future to be back in Earths vicinity in the Galaxy.
So 50 years pass in your pasture, how many pass for your friend when you meet back up for Brews at the Bar? Your 75, he's ? Relative to his speed of travel? You traveling in Earths Elliptical orbit around Sol, Sol around The Milky Way, the Milky Way toward the Great attractor and He Elliptically through it all and returns. You guys always in constant communication.
 
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InTheWoods said:
Eeeaaaahhh..... I don't think many suppose this. The biggest thing wrong with it is that we don't travel due to the expansion of the universe. The rest of the universe is doing all the traveling. The motion that started with the Big Bang is, at every location in the universe, aimed directly away from us, at a speed that appears proportional to how far away that location is from us (though this gets a bit messy because there are different meanings of "how far away). But, somebody else located far far away from us could also say exactly the same thing, everything aimed away from them. It's because the space itself is growing, not because the things in it are moving (which they also are but just in incidental ways). On the grand scale, none of the objects in the universe are accelerating, they're just floating. However, as they get further away from us, the speed at which they recede keeps increasing. It's what the space itself is doing, not what the things in it are doing. Yeah, on top of that, things get attracted to each other and fling each other around a bit, but that's just local variation, not universal.

I way appreciate the kind words!! You're a kind person and a scholar!!
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:) Thank you, InTheWoods, for your help! I am digesting what you say. For me, it takes time.
 
bobcat48 said:
Agreed, but it still doesn't change the fact that time is a measurement between events, even if it's different for the observer. If there are no events, then there is no time. It doesn't exist. At least that's my understanding and interpretation.
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Yes, that's it! If there are no events, and time has stopped, then that means we have met or exceeded the speed of light. Is that right, bobcat and InTheWoods??
 
One fundamental problem is that although Space time is in expansion, things are still moving in some direction of their own. The Red shift that you see of stuff way back in time seems to say its moving away rapidly but also the light is loosing energy and the waves are getting longer the further back in time you search. Thas the reason Infared shows such......A Physicist also believes the Big bang possibly happened 27 billion years ago. My thought is much longer and what we perceive as beginning was just another phase of the things. Its all fundamentally Watson ! Everything is about spin, energy and speed. Everything has a positive/negative or neutral charge. Maybe a + tiny lil ball to match the - one and then a neutral one But then you have the opportunity for a sister to the Neutered guy. (Natural Girl) haha Now as one is way outside the ability to observe these characters would guy and natural girl repell each other. Makes sense they would or occasionally collide and create a child, call it Magoo. Which then grows up to entertain Nute and Natch. Thus Hydrogent becomes, is born. Hahahaha All warm and cozy, thus he fuels warmth which makes more stuff but we still can't spot Neut and Natch. But Neut and Natch keep on making more Magoo's and of course you got controversy +, , _-, and irresponsibility. They are Chaos/Havoc and Recalls. So now Nute, Natch, Hydrogent, Hydrogen, Chaos, Havoc and Recall & irresponsibility have at it. Sure the overall plan is simple! _ _ _ _ _ in certain quantities do what?
 
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gruntlabor said:
Yes, that's it! If there are no events, and time has stopped, then that means we have met or exceeded the speed of light. Is that right, bobcat and InTheWoods??
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No, not at all. Absolutely nothing is moving. Not one single atom or even an electron (If that were possible). Everything down to the tiniest fragment is essentially frozen solid (Static). There is no time because there is a complete absence of movement of any kind.
You can measure things with a ruler as long as there is distance between things, but if there was absolutely no distance between things, then you can't measure between them. Time works that way as well (No event's = no time).
 
Sure with Hydrogent you are gonna get Hydrogen Hottie and smoken is the word! Nothing stands still, always, even if at absolute cold as we know it to be. absolute cold stops movement of molecules not the lil guys inside it. that's spin and EV force. Most likely the only answer to bring the spin, EV force to an end is to remove the interaction of the below Guy and its counterparts. No matter the size of the absolute cold area you are not ever gonna cover all the area of space times availability.

Does the Mega Verse measure time, hell no its immeasurable. It doesn't exist in our time frame of reference. Even if you could step into it, and you can't because you cannot exist in its wherever place, most likely negative space time or neutral space time. You would just be some elemental cloud storage area of compactness most likely. So here is the question, where are these space times at. and is there another one called Natural? haha
So, you got positive, negative, neuter guy and Natural Hottie space times? Of course, that's a multiplier just like guessing at the power ball play off lottery play off only Trillions to Trillions to One answer. Imagine a everything going everywhere video. Whew, headache time.
 
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This is the easiest way to understand spin and movement on a Galactic scale video animation of what's happened, will happen.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/tech...1&cvid=41072d430dc1472fa947ae5323d4494d&ei=22
Sure this sorta close to our actual space time, the rest is mostly meaningless for at least a Billion years when Andromeda really screws up stuff. But in the tote of stuff will it really mean much to tadpoles or Snakes alive then. Haha We experience our fragility, enjoy our love with our people. What else is there, sure there is hope, sort out that some kind of future lies ahead. Well, it does, that's a no brainer! is there an answer one comprehends to the forever, our future as we know it, most likely it can come to an end but never end in the simple plan of stuff, of course what we know of our knowledge of matter / thought may / can end Space time expanding is a no brainer.

Then there is the other option, it's all immaterial in the forever scheme of things. Does the Forever globe of brilliance intrigue or is just lost in the forever sea of creation / magga universe.
The Easiest way to visualize it all is look at Earthe Moon Luna. It gradually has drawn away in orbit form Earth. What 10 meters or so. a year. And the Gravity of it all affects the depth of the ocean water called tides. Huge depending on how north ya go. So the earth also gradually spins faster so gradual gravity will affect spin speeds and Orbit of even massively huge hunks of junk flying past. But if you look at gravity waves as being height and fighting You or mightily attracting you or as The Moons Gravit y Lifting Water and pushing always west While the gainer is the Earth always pulling the Moon West Thus continuing to increase its spin speed while the moon moves ever away due to its increased speed. (SPIN RATE is always a good estimate/predictor)
Certainly, the Moon will be ejected, the ultimate winner, no longer a Slave of The Earths crap ! haha but we won't live it!
 
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SOMETIMES STUFFS HARD TO TAKE!
I saw a lady in tears at the store.
She said she had lost an envelope
with her tax refund inside.
I gave her $100 because I felt sorry for her.
I had found about $1,600 in the parking lot.
 
The Old Indian Medicine Man is sitting on the ground and the People gather around.
The People ask the Old Indian, "what does the future hold for us?"
Indian says, "Before the White Man came, there was no disease, plenty of
Food, Happiness, Squaws doing work, Braves Hunting, no pollution or hunger.
Only The White Man can screw everything up."
 
gruntlabor said:
Yes, that's it! If there are no events, and time has stopped, then that means we have met or exceeded the speed of light. Is that right, bobcat and InTheWoods??
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If there are no events, I think there are no experiments you can do that test any principles, but I don't know that that means time has stopped. Maybe that calls for a better definition of time.
As to whether we have met or exceeded the speed of light (c), well, there are only relative speeds, so we'd have to ask if we've met or exceeded c relative to something else. And we won't ever do that. Defining the edge of the potentially observable universe is the big bang. It's moving away from us at c. Further than that? Nothing exists yet. Closer than that? We're moving away from those things at a speed less than c.
I should say, I'm not a cosmologist. I have a degree in "physics and astronomy" but I'm no authority on this, just sharing what I think I understand.
 
papa tiger said:
The People ask the Old Indian, "what does the future hold for us?"
Indian says, "Before the White Man came, there was no disease, plenty of
Food, Happiness, Squaws doing work, Braves Hunting, no pollution or hunger.
Only The White Man can screw everything up."
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Uh, didn't the Old Indian screw up answering the question? He didn't say anything about the future.

Jes' askin'.
 
Have you ever worn the Blue light Cancelling safety glasses for a bit. The world turns to like you are in the base of the Rainbow's bright golden glow. very soothing, just be careful stop lights are hard to see. Don't drive. They give you a different perspective. If you have lots of cloudy days, they brighten up.

The Indian built Casinos on Indian land, how did that work out? 500 Casinos raking in $40 Billion a year, don't pay taxes. Courts said so but Employees do. Predictions are working out well.
 
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You know the Eldest 1st born son inherits it all. King Charles, George etc. it works well ! haha.
 

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