MadIce
Chrono Cadet
According to fundamental laws of physics, time is just another coordinate -- hash marks along a line with scarcely a preferred direction or flow.
Yet the mind perceives time as an irreversible stream, moving from past to future, experienced in the present. Manipulating time may make for good science fiction, but it's hardly conceivable to those unfortunates who don't have a Tardis or H.G. Wells' secret recipe.
How can science bridge the gaping gulf between these two versions of time?
Anybody Really Know What Time Is?
Yet the mind perceives time as an irreversible stream, moving from past to future, experienced in the present. Manipulating time may make for good science fiction, but it's hardly conceivable to those unfortunates who don't have a Tardis or H.G. Wells' secret recipe.
How can science bridge the gaping gulf between these two versions of time?
Anybody Really Know What Time Is?
