The concept of time
 
  In recent years, there have been a great number of books written about time- some talking as if it is a separate "thing" that can exist almost independently, while we have amazing evidence of time being elastic and linked to gravity somehow- twisting and bending space- hence the modern notion of space-time.  
  We even have conceptual mathematic ideas that time travel is "mathematically" possible.  
  But for all the talk of the effects and features of time, whether it be time, space-time or just space, when we talk of "something" called "time", it must be made of something or be part of something. According to the system of formal logic, if time is not something, then it is nothing- it does not exist.  
  We know that time exists and we also know that under different conditions, it slows or speeds up. The example of the astronauts that went to the moon discovering that their clocks were running a full ten minutes behind Earth by the time they completed their voyage. Even the scientists that have created such elaborate theories understand this effect. But we want to know what is time ultimately made of?  
  For all the tens of thousands of words written about time, there still doesn't exist a contemporary model that adequately describes what time is, only models that describe what time does.  
6.15.1 The contemporary understanding of the features of time  
  If we can't get a reasonable definition of what Time is made of, then let us investigate the features that science at least tells us about time.  
  Time seems to have a relationship to rate of motion in form  
  For all the investigation, we can safely say that there is a direct relationship of some kind between the rate of motion in form and time. It seems that the faster something travels, time appears to slow, and vice versa.  
  Time has a relationship with space, independent of matter but connected somehow with gravity  
  The latest formula on time have basically been trying to unlock the secrets of time in terms of seemingly having a relationship with space, with no matter present or gravity.  
  All the latest data points conclusively that space can and does exist without the presence of matter, but also that space seems to have various thickness that affect the rate of motion of objects.  
  These are now identified physical features commonly known as space time warps, or sometimes even known as worm holes. The connection with gravity is most readily displayed by the occurrence of black holes and their tremendous gravity and seeming ability to alter time. Hence the growing popularity of black holes being kind of "time port holes" connecting the Universe together, or possibly other Universes.  
6.15.2 The confusion of observations, wrong classifications and just nonsense thinking  
  Sadly, the data regarding time has been so "boxed" and pre-classified that it is hard to make sense out of such strange behaviour. Yet the reasons for Time having such strange behaviour is that we are describing two distinct concepts as one. We are falling for the same trap of misclassification that so plagues scientific and historic literature.  
  One feature- the warping of space whether matter is there or not and even more so when matter is present, is consistent with the effects of gravity, once we take the Logos step and reason that gravity could be a particle- a non-equatorial destructive attractor perhaps?  
  The second feature of time seemingly to slow the faster your rate of motion, is is consistent with the concept of having a maximum rate of motion. If we follow that all creation of form is based on motion, then a maximum rate is fundamentally common sense.  
6.15.3 Time the concept  
  Time comes from the concept of maximum rate of change of position. That is to say, through pure Logos, something cannot travel faster than its maximum rate. As all creation, all laws and all features are derived from motion, it seems sensible that once something becomes more complex in shape, it moves slower in that shape.  
  Therefore the bigger you are, the slower your maximum rate of motion and the smaller you are, the faster your maximum rate of motion, considering the same conditions.  
6.15.4 Physical time  
  Time is therefore a function of the relative form of matter and the effects of other matter around it. A faster rate of change of position in form, results in a slowing of change in form (max rate of spin)- time slows  
  A slower rate of change of position will result in a faster potential rate of change of form (interaction)- time speeds up.  
  We see this sliding Logos scale in everything from human life, to the travel of astronauts in space who measured that their clocks were out by a full ten minutes after traveling to the moon relative to when they started.  
  We see this with the different life spans of animals. We see this with the relative motion of different sized particles and why nothing in substantial form can travel faster than the speed of visible light.  
  Time is a speed limit with advantages and disadvantages, nothing more. Einstein was right about time and the speed of light. We now understand why.  
     
 
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