what do you think?
Scientists and individual thinkers alike have pondered this for centuries. These concepts are taken mostly to be fact except when we reach quantum mechanics and things get even more interesting. Here is a quick refresher course on Einstien’s work in this area. There is and a video discussing these concepts of space and time as part of one continuum.
“Einstein’s Dream,” introduces string theory and shows how modern physics—composed of two theories that are ferociously incompatible—reached its schizophrenic impasse: One theory, general relativity, successfully describes big things like stars and galaxies, while another, quantum mechanics, is equally successful at explaining small things like atoms and subatomic particles.
Einstein came up empty-handed, and the conflict between general relativity and quantum mechanics has stymied all who’ve followed.
Let’s find out more about this ancient question in the video on page 2
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Everything is connected
No. Time is infinitely or minutely greater than space in relative terms. I psi(T)>(s)
father time > purgatory > space and time
The solution to the quantum – relativity problem lies in my head. I would be able to access this information had I continued in school. But everyone worked their hardest at making me quit. You won. I quit. Now you don’t get your answer. Could have had many more answers had I been treated halfway decently.