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Re: Action-Reaction: Instantaneous VS Gradual
Posted:
Dec 2, 2012 8:24 PM
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On Dec 2, 6:48 pm, jdawe <mrjd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The fastest way to travel between two points in space is via a
> straight line.
>
> In fact, if you travel on a true straight line to your destination
> then you will get there instantaneously.
>
> So, how fast is instantaneous? Well it is ZERO of course...
>
> An instantaneous journey takes 0 seconds, 0 hours and 0 days.
>
> Forget light speed.. and forget Star Trek warp speed...
>
> Instantaneous is the quickest way we can arrive at our destination.
>
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>
> Perfect - Imperfect
>
> Instantaneous - Gradual
>
> Linear - Curvature
>
> Continuum - Discrete
>
> Zero - Value
>
> Fiction - Fact
>
> So, a Perfect, Instantaneous, Linear, Continuum of ZERO seconds to our
> destination is a Fictitious fantasy!
>
> Impossible - Possible
>
> Absolute - Relative
>
> Even though it is impossible to obtain we must still start from this
> absolute reference frame when we are calculating our equations:
>
> Begin - End
>
> We must always begin with ZERO.
>
> If we are going to calculate how long it will take for us to get from
> point A to point B then we draw a fictitious straight line from point
> A to point B.
>
> Mathematically, we represent this straight line with a 0.
>
> Zero degrees linear, zero seconds etc.
>
> RELATIVE to this 0 degree ABSOLUTE straight line reference frame we
> get a degree of curvature that must be encountered for us to reach the
> destination in real life.
>
> Instantaneous - Gradual
>
> Linear - Curved
>
> For each degree of CURVATURE encountered a GRADUAL time value must be
> added to the INSTANTANEOUS LINEAR 0.
Einstein gave us light speed,and I gave the "TIME LAPSE THEORY"
Instant action might be reality in the micro realm???? TreBert
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