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Making Time Stand Still

I came to the conclusion in the shower that time does not exist, or at least that it is standing still! The reason we have time is to keep us in sync with each other - a fabrication as illusionary as motion, motion caused by the misapprehension of time. We are simply experiencing is a single still frame of now to the next single still frame of now.

Have you ever experienced time standing still? Well when you consider time to be nothing more but human understanding for motion then it all takes place in the mind … maybe! Considering we all live in the now then it may be easier for you to comprehend what I am getting at here. Everything what has happened has happened in our minds. It is simply our bodies to are going through the motions - no past, present or future!!!

Everything what is happening is happening in the now, all at once! Coincidence, synchronicity and prescience are all one - all is happening simultaneously! As we know, everything is energy and there is no real death. It is a continuum of the now.

So does that mean everything is predestined? Are the decisions we make in manmade time a product of our own thoughts or part of some cosmological paradigm.

Have you ever had a dream and it feels as if you’ve been asleep for eternity? My own conclusion is that consciousness moves at a rate slower than the sub-conscious. Therefore time cannot be constant! Does a mechanical clock make time a real thing? We see the clock so believe that time is a real commodity!

Multiverse Of Wormholes

This opens up a whole mutiverse of wormholes, but are they all in our mind? We are ageing in the now, not getting old! I mean, show me a number without the machinations of how it works. How can you explain what a number is? Just as we are three-dimensional beings, we cannot see it but yet we are unable to enter the fourth-dimension as a direct consequence of that!

How can we make time stand still then? I believe we can stop time but if we are to stop time we are only stopping the time continuum of one of the many times of many universes.

By being the observer of stopped time we will still have time passed on our own dominion. In actual fact time is simply a measurement, but we are unable to measure the flow of it! We would need something other than time against which to measure it.

The Quantum Zeno Effect Actually Does Stop The World
I don’t want to go into too technical detail here, as otherwise it may be tough to follow and become quite boring too. However, as far as astrophysicists can tell, the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate, and will likely continue to do so indefinitely.

To give it it’s official name of eternal inflation, its suggestion that time is endless creates a problem for scientists calculating the likelihood of any event happening. In fact it is thought that time is likely to end within the next five billion years due to some type of catastrophe that no one alive at the time will witness.

Quantum Mechanics Perspective

The Greek philosopher Zeno of Elea suggested that if you could slice time into small enough increments, the world would freeze in place. It turns out that he was right - at least, from a quantum mechanics perspective.

This leads me on to the work done by University of Texas physicists George Sudarshan and Baidyanath Misra in which they offer evidence of the Zeno Effect by showing that you can stop an atom from decaying, if you just check on it enough. What does this mean?

Quantum Zeno Effect

Well modern scientific theory says that the Quantum Zeno Effect is based on the Arrow Paradox. Mmmm what is this Arrow Paradox? Well it relates to an arrow flying through the air. To the naked eye the arrow flies in one continuous movement, but in reality it flies in a series of instants.

What is an instant? An instant is the shortest moment of time possible. And relating this to our arrow, it has to appear motionless. So it flies through the air in one instant. Are you following me? Good. Because if the arrow wasn’t motionless, there would be many instants in its flight, each one in which the arrow was at one position and the next one in which the arrow was in another position and so on and so on.

However, time is made up of a number of instants, and our arrow doesn’t move in any of them, the arrow can’t move through the air at all! Are you still with me? Good.

Arrow Paradox

Now we start to move from everyday movement to quantum movement. So taking the Arrow Paradox of shrinking down the measurement of motion to the point at which it can never move made me understand more as to how the behavior of some decaying atoms could be manipulated by a version of the Arrow Paradox! Hence my realization that time could be made to stand still!

Yes an atom has the potential to decay, but does it only decay if we watch it? Well just as does a tree falling in the forest make a noise if no one is there to hear it I carried this theory to the molecule. I mean it is both decayed and not decayed until someone checks on it yes? Is it that when someone checks on it that it slips into one of those states. However there is also the chance that it hasn’t decayed either! So it’s a straight fifty-fifty chance of the atom having decayed. Is this mind-boggling stuff or what?

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The astronomer-philosopher Sir Arthur Eddington in 1927 cited the gradual dispersal of energy as evidence of an irreversible “arrow of time.”

Is space time a Kantian concept – that is, just a concept of the mind at work? That is that there is no "out there" – it’s in the "mind"?

The fuzziness of quantum physics causes a lot of problems. By taking quantum mechanics into account, some physicists think they may have solved one of the oldest puzzles in the history of abstract physical thinking: The Grandfather Paradox.

The Grandfather Paradox
What if you went back in time to a period before your parents were conceived and, while there, killed your grandfather before he had a chance to father your parent. Logically, this would result in your never having been born — which means, you could never have existed to go back in time and kill your grandfather, which means you were born and thus could go back in time and kill your grandfather, which means…

A basic visual representation of a closed time-like curve

Looking at the most recent of mathematical models for time and space, there’s simply no reason that the arrow of time can’t be turned backwards.

The upshot is that any object traveling backward in time actually has a sort of multi-dimensional probability distribution.

Space-time structure exhibiting closed paths in space (horizontal) and time (vertical). A quantum particle travels through a wormhole back in time and returns to the same location in space and time.

Scientists have simulated time travel by using particles of light acting as quantum particles sent away and then brought back to their original space-time location. This is a huge step toward marrying two of the most irreconcilable theories in physics.

Scientists have decided to find a point of convergence between general relativity and quantum mechanics in lab conditions, and they achieved success.

Einstein suggested that you can travel back in time and return to the starting point in space and time. This presented a problem, known commonly as the grandparents paradox I mentioned earlier.

This was theorized by Kurt Godel in 1949: if you were to travel back in time and prevent your grandparents from meeting, and in so doing prevent your own birth, the classical laws of physics would prevent you from being born.

But Tim Ralph has reminded that in 1991, such situations could be avoided by harnessing quantum mechanics’ flexible laws: “The properties of quantum particles are ‘fuzzy’ or uncertain to start with, so this gives them enough wiggle room to avoid inconsistent time travel situations,” he said.

Can The Past Be Changed By The Future?

Bizarre quantum experiment suggests time can run backwards:

•   Scientists probed the quantum mechanical properties of single particles
•   The particles don't have a fixed state until they are observed by scientist
•   Study found knowing future outcome of particle also changes initial state
•   They believe particles change their state due to scientist's knowledge
•   This suggests that time could runs both backwards and forwards
•   If this proves true, it could mean that what we're doing now has been influenced by decisions made by a future version of us, the study claims

Here is a paradox for you: your past influences your present which changes your future.
But shouldn't the future also influence the past and the present?

A notable new study puts forward that it just might – and the evidence has been shown in the world of quantum mechanics.

Professor Kater Murch at Washington University has found that by knowing the future outcome of a particle, its state in the past is altered. So in other words, knowing future events can change the past.

Now taking this a step further it means that what we're doing now has been influenced by the decision made by a future version of us!

Even though this is only theory, physicists have created devices that have allowed them to measure these fragile quantum systems to see if this really is the case in the quantum world.

In the quantum world time runs both backward and forward whereas in the classical world it only runs forward. In the quantum world, they could exist in every room of the house simultaneously.

COULD TIME MOVE BACKWARDS IN A MIRROR UNIVERSE?
Scientists proposed that at the moment of the Big Bang, a mirror universe to our own was created that moves in the opposite direction through time - and intelligent beings in each one would perceive the other to be moving backwards through time - both moving equally in each direction through time, but opposite to each other.

(The radical theory was proposed by Dr Julian Barbour of College Farm in the UK, Dr Tim Koslowski of the University of New Brunswick in Canada and Dr Flavio Mercati of the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, also in Canada.)

Their research attempts to answer questions that remain about the "arrow of time" - which is the concept that time is "symmetric" and everything moves forwards.