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Originally posted by YarlanZey
I also wonder about other animals. I look at my cat and she is now 11 which is 77 in human years. How does she experience time? Does everything move quickly for her or does her brain process and decompress it to a different speed. What about insects who are alive for days? Or animals that are alive for longer years than us? Do trees experience time?
Originally posted by micpsi
Originally posted by nerbot
Neither....time is travelling through YOU.
Semantic nonsense. Time is not an object. Therefore it cannot travel.
Originally posted by silent thunder
We are driving forwards but instead of a transparent windshield (precognition), most of us are forced to drive using only a rear-view mirror (memory). It's not surprising that there are so many accidents...edit on 2/16/11 by silent thunder because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by harrytuttle
If you read this post then you are traveling forward through time.
Any questions?
Originally posted by harrytuttle
reply to post by Arkady
I read your post, but you are over thinking it.
The very fact that you are reading this sentence, and have no idea how it's going to end should be proof enough for you that time is "moving" forward for the simple fact that I'm going to end this sentence with big pink fluffy bunny rabbits.
Your memory is building, not getting erased. You know this. Before you started reading this post, you had no awareness of big pink fluffy bunny rabbits, but now you do. You will continue to do so after you finish reading this post.
That's a memory, and your memory is building RIGHT NOW as you move forward through time.