Future and Time / hypothesis /

[socratus]

Future and Time / hypothesis /
1
If you travel with a speed less - less than constant speed
of quantum of light ( c < 1 ) then you have your present future
( sooner or later the death will come ).
The classical deterministic principle works in this situation.
2
If you travel quickly enough ( with constant speed
of quantum of light c = 1) then the time doesn't 'exist for you
and you don't know your future.
3
If you travel quickly enough (with speed faster than quantum of light c > 1)
then sooner or later a new time and future will come to you.
Heisenberg Uncertainty principle need to use here.
4.
Of course, a person cannot travel with such speed,
but a quantum particle has this possibility.
For example:
When speed of the photon is c=1 then time exists as an infinite time
(an eternity) as for photon as also for its reference frame.
But photon can destroy this eternity and create a time - phenomena .
We call such time - phenomena / effect: 'vacuum fluctuation'.
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socratus
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[socratus]

Some details
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My first heretical point is:
No matter how the quantum particle travels
( c<1, c=1, c>1) its speed and own time are relative .

My second heretical point is:
there are two different reference frame -
one system without time, mass and gravity (according to Einstein's SRT) ,
and another system where there is time but this time is depended on
speed and mass (according to Einstein's GRT)

My third heretical point is:
the quantum particle can travel between these two systems.
Therefore we can see 'vacuum fluctuation '

My fourth heretical point is:
No matter how the quantum particle travels ( c<1, c=1, c>1)
for it - its own time ( history) is ever 'now'.
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[telemachus]

Hi Socratus,

Thanks for sharing your interesting thoughts. I think one of Einstein's great mistakes was that he believed the speed of light's limit was c (3 X 10^8 meters/second). I think Einstein tried to measure light speed with transverse waves (our regular Hertzian/radio wave technology). If Einstein had considered longitudinal waves (the waves used by Tesla), then the speed would have gone much faster than 3 x 10^8 m/s because longitudinal waves can go much faster than this limit (in theory no speed limit) and lw's can entangle with distant particles almost instantaneously.

telemachus

Future and Time / hypothesis /
1
If you travel with a speed less - less than constant speed
of quantum of light ( c < 1 ) then you have your present future
( sooner or later the death will come ).
The classical deterministic principle works in this situation.
2
If you travel quickly enough ( with constant speed
of quantum of light c = 1) then the time doesn't 'exist for you
and you don't know your future.
3
If you travel quickly enough (with speed faster than quantum of light c > 1)
then sooner or later a new time and future will come to you.
Heisenberg Uncertainty principle need to use here.
4.
Of course, a person cannot travel with such speed,
but a quantum particle has this possibility.
For example:
When speed of the photon is c=1 then time exists as an infinite time
(an eternity) as for photon as also for its reference frame.
But photon can destroy this eternity and create a time - phenomena .
We call such time - phenomena / effect: 'vacuum fluctuation'.
==,
socratus
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[socratus]

Hi Socratus,

Thanks for sharing your interesting thoughts.
I think one of Einstein's great mistakes was that he believed the
speed of light's limit was c (3 X 10^8 meters/second).
I think Einstein tried to measure light speed with transverse waves
( our regular Hertzian/radio wave technology).
If Einstein had considered longitudinal waves
(the waves used by Tesla),
then the speed would have gone much faster than 3 x 10^8 m/s because
longitudinal waves can go much faster than this limit (in theory no speed limit)
and lw's can entangle with distant particles almost instantaneously.

telemachus

[socratus]