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erronis

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8. I'm going to allocate some serious real study time to read your response.

Reply to ancianita (Reply #7)

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 02:54 PM

Monday

I'm not educated in much of anything but interested in almost everything except mushy stuff like religion and other non-evidence-based subjects.

Thanks for taking the time to write!

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Brian Cox explains why time travels in one direction - BBC (2 videos) [View all] BootinUp Sunday OP

thanks for the Sunday morning brain stretcher rurallib Sunday #1

Isn't Time just a human made measure of change in organic & inorganic matter? ancianita Sunday #2

The nature of time is not a settled scientific concept BootinUp Sunday #3

Thanks. Cox is always interesting. ancianita Sunday #4

I enjoy your (human) persective on this. What would a non-human sentient organism think? erronis Sunday #5

Thanks, erronis. I've been studying in order to understand these things myself, so ancianita Monday #7

I'm going to allocate some serious real study time to read your response. erronis Monday #8

Thanks, I'm honored. It took some time to think through my response to your very good question and ancianita Monday #9

Another interesting watch. Please keep them up! erronis Sunday #6

Try this Brian, "As far as our three dimensional minds have determined..." GreenWave 6 hrs ago #10