reply to post by ABiGOR
The space-time model is incorrect. Time is a fake dimension invented for human simplicity and is dependent upon change.
If you stopped everything in the universe from changing for a "second", would there be a hiccup in "space-time" or would it be business as usual
at the end of the pause?
If you said there would be a hiccup, I request from you an equation and diagram that explain how something can change without changing. The fact of
the matter is, it would resume as usual because the forces that keep it going aren't stopped, they are just "frozen" potential. Upon the end of the
pause, the light that was stopped continues on its path, the momentum in matter before the pause is preserved and things keep moving as they were.
Our actual flow of change is direct. A model of space-time humors the idea that time is above the change required to measure it. If you want to make
"time" a valid dimension, you must split it up into two dimensions. One of ongoing change and one of potential for change. They are two separate
components of the same thing. Making time a single dimension, discredits one or the other in an equation.