i completely understand the concept broseph
mechanical processes slow down
time is a record of mechanical processess- a duration in which X amount happens is Y unit of time
if the gears on a clock slow down, then a minute will take longer to go by
but if at the same time all the cells in your body slow down, the nuerons and brain activity too, then that minute will still only take a minute
not hard to understand.
what im saying is that a minute is a minute. "time" doesnt change, doesnt speed up or slow down. yet all you guys with your head stuffed in your asses who cant think on your own outside of what your professors and textbooks tell you are fighting with this extremely basic logical fact.
I see better what you're saying now, didn't mean to jump on the bandwagon.
But I still disagree with the contention that a 'minute' is a 'minute'. A minute is a minute in your intertial frame only. We measure time via mechanical processes as you just said (for example a second may be defined by how long it for a molecule to decompose). By this definition it will always measure the same no matter what speed you're going at, but relative to lower speeds 'the tick will take longer'.
honestly i dont know what the fuck time is, its still a mystery in science as far as i know.
