Comments by Solace
- "That would be the fly's perception of the world around it would it not? It doesn't change the fact that time rolls on implacably without a "speed" as such... I may think a day goes slowly, but has it gone slow or have i just percieved it as such"
Posted by Solace on "Time Friction." by DoctorAsh
- "Lifespans themselves do not change speed, they are a constant, so speed is irrelevent since if speed is involved then there are no degrees as such. Time is not different for each individual but for how they percieve it to be"
Posted by Solace on "Time Friction." by DoctorAsh
- "Are thoughts linear? Do they have shape? Is my idea of love a triangle? Is time linear? Is it a circle? The tradition of spatial conceptions of non-matter as analogies vexes me"
Posted by Solace on "Time Friction." by DoctorAsh
- "This was a brilliant piece, it took me on a ride I do not often see anywhere, it is a competent and eloquent exposition that holds much to be admired within *bows*"
Posted by Solace on "Time Friction." by DoctorAsh
