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quote:Originally posted by Kikey_Kikeowitz:
Anything you choose to do was destined to happen, as time is not a continuum, but happening all at once.
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Everything is not happening
all at once. If this were true, it would falsify thermodynamics second law. To date, this has not been done. Entropy states move from high order towards disorder. That is from low entropy to higher entropy.
I'll leave you to research thermodynamic's
second law on your own.
Thermodynamics has been suggested as the most usable tool to state that time exists, and under all observed conditions, moves in one direction.
There are theoretical states in which time may seem to move backwards, wormholes are one such anomaly, but for even this peculiar state time still moves forward within the wormhole. Time only appears to run backwards to observers outside of the wormhole. Then of course wormholes remain a mathematical abstract until shown to exist.
EDIT: Usual spelling trainwreck
[This message has been edited by miscreant (edited 06-07-2003).]