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Originally Posted by DevilishAngel
Time is an illusion like many here have said. Not linear anything. If everything is just "there" than our future must be set in stone. No? Cause taking this idea that would also mean that our past isn't set in stone.
I honestly believe that people who say its not set in stone do it to ease their minds and make them feel in control. But its not like we read a book and know whats going to happen. Believing that everything that happens happens for a reasons shouldn't stop someone from purposing what they want with all their might!
Anyway, its just seems that because time doesn't exist and everything just "is" there cannot be a way to change what will happen.
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I know exactly what you mean, Devilish Angel. I really can't understand this either. What I know so far is that Time is Relative. Studies have found that things like Gravity and Speed affect our perception of time, but more than that it affects everything around that area, for instance they found that time runs just a few nanoseconds faster the more elevated you are, and slower the faster you move. However what puzzles me is that to conduct these experiments, they used what is called an "Atomic Clock", which supposedly is "accurate" in a sense that it is not affected by speed nor gravity. It's weird, I'm still trying to figure out as much as I can about it.
So based in experiments time just another perception, that there is no actual "time", but the atomic clock suggests otherwise!
Hope we can keep in touch because I've been looking for someone to learn this with. Let me know what you know? :)