[ArcanX]

well everything has changed idk y, i think it just me or is anyone else feeling this kinda of thing like the flow of time is different

[Rabbit]

each time theres an earthquake the earth spins faster

[ArcanX]

AHHHHAA lies much

[Rabbit]

yeah it does. when a earthquake appears. the world spins like a second faster

[ArcanX]

yes lolz dagger

[SmG Psych]

Lol time for me to get all scientific: mainly time is relative, meaning it flows and feels different from person to person. Time is like a quantum paradox (aka a big what the fuq): when you notice it, it seems to pass slower but when you forget it, it seems to fly by. The passage of time is merely an illusion us humans use to keep out daily lives structured and organization to the natural rhythms of the earth (day and night). Say we go to another planet...time will not only flow differently, it will have to be structure different.

See? Even though I sometimes sound like a complete dumbass, im too smart for my own good XD...im sorry if ur brain hurts now XD

[«SmG» Cloud]

wut?

LQP FTW haha

[SmG Psych]

Clud can't understand cuz he can only know science when high XD lol luv u clud

[Rebel]

the world is changing every second ~.~

[Ray88]

As Pysch has said, time is experienced differently between humans. A scientific example of such would be accelerating a traveler at a constant speed, 1 g; where in a years worth, the speed will approach speeds close to light. When separate entities observe traveling speed in differentiating gravational regions, both may notice that the traveler has not exceeded the speed of light, thus be able to calculate the distance traveled within that time period, however due to “time dialation”, the traveler has traveled a greater time and distance which is less than the earth observer. The travelers theoritical lifespan will have increased where his subjective lifespan inturn has not been affected at all. This will cause the traveler to notice that the duration of time was indeed much longer than the calculated amount. When the traveler returns back to Earth, he/she’ll notice that several thousand years have passed. It’s also necessary to point out that both the observer and the traveler will agree that the traveler has not travelled beyond the speed of light, however this is contradicted when measuring the distance traveled divided by the subjective time that has elasped. Only when the theoritical time is inputted, the speed at which the traveler travelled at will remain less than the speed of light, however “time travel” will need to bne acknowledged.

So in theory, if one travels at great speed close to the speed of light, one can achieve time travel into the future. So kiddies, drive fast cars and planes and you shall “time travel” by a few minutes in comparision to the much more substatial amount; the speed of light.