top | item 37688362 (no title) antientropic | 2 years ago How would you define "movement" without reference to "time"? discuss order hn newest GnarfGnarf|2 years ago Movement is simply matter going from point A to B. "Fast" or "slow" means, how far did our reference object (ex. Earth) move relative to the movement of another object. planede|2 years ago Movement is an abstraction that connects discrete events. AnimalMuppet|2 years ago But can you rigorously define "event" without time? load replies (1)
GnarfGnarf|2 years ago Movement is simply matter going from point A to B. "Fast" or "slow" means, how far did our reference object (ex. Earth) move relative to the movement of another object.
planede|2 years ago Movement is an abstraction that connects discrete events. AnimalMuppet|2 years ago But can you rigorously define "event" without time? load replies (1)
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