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First, I think the inventor of the mechanical clock was beyond genius.
To create a mechanical machine to measure and track an immutable natural force in such a primitive and backwardsera of human historywould almost seem to me to haverequired supernatural or extraterrestial knowledge, but I am jumping off the deep end, I assume that the inventors did not grasp the possibilities of space/time/thought all being parts of the greater whole, the multi-verse.
I assume the creators were only working to make a machine that could count off a designated amount of seconds, minutes, and hours per day, not measure and track a force of nature. Nonetheless, they did create such a machine when ideas and ideals about the concept of time had just barely been scratched.
If time is indeed a force of nature like gravity and electromagnetism, then what would make it any more immutable than the other two? Oh wait that's right we haven't grasped control of gravity yet, but we do understand gravitons create its effect, we also understand chronotons create the entropy of time, what about that third natural force, electromagnetism?
Well, we humans have a very strong grasp of beyond just the basics and understand fully that electrons create the EMF or Electro-Motive Force that causes and reacts to this force. We take it for granted on a daily basis every time we turn on a light, a TV, a computer, etc.
Where will we be when we can grasp and control gravity and time just to the point of where we can control EMF today?
Think about it.
First, I think the inventor of the mechanical clock was beyond genius.
To create a mechanical machine to measure and track an immutable natural force in such a primitive and backwardsera of human historywould almost seem to me to haverequired supernatural or extraterrestial knowledge, but I am jumping off the deep end, I assume that the inventors did not grasp the possibilities of space/time/thought all being parts of the greater whole, the multi-verse.
I assume the creators were only working to make a machine that could count off a designated amount of seconds, minutes, and hours per day, not measure and track a force of nature. Nonetheless, they did create such a machine when ideas and ideals about the concept of time had just barely been scratched.
If time is indeed a force of nature like gravity and electromagnetism, then what would make it any more immutable than the other two? Oh wait that's right we haven't grasped control of gravity yet, but we do understand gravitons create its effect, we also understand chronotons create the entropy of time, what about that third natural force, electromagnetism?
Well, we humans have a very strong grasp of beyond just the basics and understand fully that electrons create the EMF or Electro-Motive Force that causes and reacts to this force. We take it for granted on a daily basis every time we turn on a light, a TV, a computer, etc.
Where will we be when we can grasp and control gravity and time just to the point of where we can control EMF today?
Think about it.