Every moment is unique and different than any other moment, but does life maintain a specific structor throughout time as basis for all life? Is time irrelevant in terms of physics ? It seems there are basic laws that stand the test of time, yet when these laws are activated the product or end results change, modify, and mature by means of evolution and survival. However, the act of creation stays the same. Not talking about god, talking about physics.
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Historical Is there a basic sameness in life or does everything change overtime?
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KurtAurelius
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I’ve pondered this a lot recently, and I have no knowledge of physics etc, but I ponder any equation, any understanding, etc that proven perfect etc is best yet still a human understanding,
We only have our perception, a moment can be different but seem the same, explained by both senses or feeling that become perception. At the end of the day every moment that has gone vanishes. Nothing is the same in a sense has some change has occurred.
I do believe time works as a construct but there’s factors that work outside the box, such as a flow, or hyperfocus. Again it’s perception it’s quicker or slower, but so is our creation of time. Even linked with the sun cycle or whatever.
I’m likely a moron, but as a wider philosophy, if I just see things best I can with my awarness I’m less concerned about our constructs that make us think we understand things that I don’t think we ever can. We are part of it so maybe we can. I’m just a pretend acolyte at best with this stuff…