Time?

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What's the time guys?

Is your question what is time? or what's the time?
If it is the first I don't know, if it is the second it depends on your time zone and you are just trolling.

Ooooh, I'm the only psycho clown round here! Two-bit show offs like you got nothing on me! All to Hell with it, now I'm in a bad mood.


Think I'll do something to cheer myself up - maybe blow up a Sunday School, or eat ice-cream. Might do both, sounds like fun. . .

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Technically every idea needs humans to exist.

So if there were no humans, there would be no atoms?

He said IDEAS! Time and mathematics are not physical existing things! Mathematics has no affect on the universe by itself, what so ever! TIME IS A CONCEPT!!! IT'S A MEASUREMENT OF THE PASSAGE OF EVENTS AND THOUGHTS AND OTHER STUFF! We came up with these to UNDERSTAND AND MEASURE EVERYTHING!!!

Atoms is an idea as well. And again time isn't the measurement of the passage of events. You are completely mistaken.

Then who are you to suppose that the Universe just doesn't care about what's going on at all. We human beings will eventually die out, either to rise up as something greater, or perhaps in one fell swoop - silencing the Universe for quite a while. Will the Universe care? No, and it'll just keep on existing.
There is not such thing as any natural order, even in the most intelligent of forms. The Universe simply exists.

Time is both the passage of events and the natural and concept of which everything progresses through existence. It isn't an infinite hourglass, or a moving line. It's like a big floating bubble of water, holding an infinite number of other bubbles(assuming there's plenty of life out there) each with there own ideas and notions of what everything else, outside really is. The main bubble has no thoughts towards this and no objections.

Take a bunch of random junk and put it in a pile, and that's basically the most accurate example that we can physically create of the universe. Just a bunch of stuff.

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And maybe the word "Atoms" is a idea, and maybe we have our own notions of what an atom is, but the whole perspective and word and everything else is based on something we clearly know exists.