http://zoide.net/auriculabovinari/frame-reference The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://zoide.net/institute-intuitively-advanced-physics-time-implicitly-defined Newton sees time as a divine chronometer:<br />every second is pulsating synchronous.<br />God's own stopwatch.<br /><br />Leibniz sees time as motion. Everything moves.<div>Therefore, time is implicitly defined.<br /><br />Affinity of compatriots, perhaps,<br />So, Einstein concurs with Leibniz.<br />He adds, when something moves fast,<br />the surrounding takes its time.<br /><br />Or in other words, the fastest,<br />on the slower's eyes,<br />is also longer.<br /><br />Picture a bunch of things,<br />moving at different speeds.<br />Call that time.<br /><br />Everything at different pace,<br />Each racing its own race,<br />Each pacing its own rhyme.<br /><br />Therefore, backwards in time is<br />No-more than vain construe<br />because:<br />time is defined implicitly<br />motion always takes the moving<br />away from now.<br /><br />Heraclitus already said so.</div> http://zoide.net/institute-intuitively-advanced-physics-time-implicitly-defined#comments frame of reference motion physics relativity time Wed, 04 Jun 2008 18:31:00 +0200 656 at http://zoide.net