Does time exist?
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Gravimotion is a logical (not philosophical) alternative to theoretical physics.
Gravimotion's main feature is to make sense!
As an example, we are living in motion not in time!
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Please forgive, when awkward, the English of this page. English is not the author's native language.
No! Time does not exist!We are living
Read all about Gravimotion! The best way to show time doesn't exist and is an illusion of our minds is to come up with an interpretation of Nature that doesn't include time. Einstein set us on that track with his concept of "space-time", which replaces and as such abolishes both space and time! Gravimotion's interpretation of Nature starts where Einstein left us. In that new interpretation time does not exist, and the word time is simply banished. Eisntein's elusive space-time is replaced by and becomes physical motion! Now we are living in motion and not in time. The book "Does Time Exist?" released in 2003 tackled the question of time in that spirit. But the publishing had to be canceled (see next section). "The Harmony of Reality, in no Time..." book, published in 2008 replaces it. As the former it also provides an interpretation of Nature without time ... and does it in no time at all! It is concise. The real question is: Does time exist in reality? Click here for a concise yet thorough analysis of the subject written for you by the author. About the cancellation of the publishing of the "Does time exist?" bookThe "Does Time Exist?" book has been printed on demand (POD) and released with some lack of professional considerations.Just as for the "Gravimotion" book, which preceded it, the author did not pay attention about permissions to reproduce copyright material. Even though that point was clearly stated in the agreement signed with the publisher, the author, fascinated by his subject forgot all about copyrights. The author used a few quotes from Einstein and other renown physicists and had to cancel all publication of both books for that reason. In the meantime though, the concept of Gravimotion, which is an interpretation of nature without time and space, has been refined ... |
