“5:30” refers to an uncountably infinite subset of all possible instants. How absolutely useless.
this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2024
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I think the guys on the right schould argue about ISO8601.
If you want to annoy a historian, tell them that the year 0 is 1BC
As if physicists are not living paycheck to paycheck smh
Is this a reference to Bergson v Einstein?
If it is, why am I aware of it?
Physics vs metaphysics, the branch of philosophy that studies time.
Actuall good use of this template!
The physicist and the philosopher are both claiming that time is the order in which we observe things happening, the actual dispute is over the most fundamental force in science: nomenclature.