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Guyau suggested that the idea of time arose when man became conscious of his
reactions towards pleasure and pain and of the succession of muscular
sensations associated with these reactions . When a baby is hungry it cries and
stretches ...
Guyau suggested that the idea of time arose when man became conscious of his
reactions towards pleasure and pain and of the succession of muscular
sensations associated with these reactions . When a baby is hungry it cries and
stretches ...
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The discovery that there is no world - wide simultaneity for observers associated
with inertial frames of reference seemed to destroy this relationship and to
demolish the ancient concept of universal time . However , just as Einstein in
effect ...
The discovery that there is no world - wide simultaneity for observers associated
with inertial frames of reference seemed to destroy this relationship and to
demolish the ancient concept of universal time . However , just as Einstein in
effect ...
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Similarly , to a hypothetical observer associated with a world - line of the second
family , the velocities corresponding to world - lines of the first family are all
greater than the speed of light , whereas those associated with worldlines of his
own ...
Similarly , to a hypothetical observer associated with a world - line of the second
family , the velocities corresponding to world - lines of the first family are all
greater than the speed of light , whereas those associated with worldlines of his
own ...
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Universal Time I The Elimination of Time | 1 |
Trend and Symmetrical Time | 5 |
Irreversible Phenomena | 10 |
Urheberrecht | |
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