Our Concept of Time

The concept of our time If the recognition of our time can be successfully challenged, its impact is huge. A story of evolution supported by our observations and widely accepted as truth conflicts with most religious stories. Like many other scientific stories, evolutionary stories are changing the story of religion. If God does not truly create the earth within 7 days these days must be symbolic or represent different time scales. If God had ordered us to build the human race in the beginning and rule the earth, perhaps he will know what will happen by opening the ball. * The stories of religious narratives seem to be beginning to adapt more and more to this story.

Is it enough clock to represent the real time concept? Contrary to the general experience and intuitive concept of our time concept, in mathematical physics the notion of time is assumed to be operationally defined as a simple measurement unit, sufficient for mathematical physics. In this paper, the wrong inference proposed in the "surprise test" logical puzzle and the conceptual time which is the basis of so-called "logic" proposed in ancient Greece are simplified as the basis of the measurement unit Range philosopher, Xeno. Then, we conclude that this paper is not merely a measurement unit, but to reevaluate any axiom system in order to show the range that claims to express the concept of time.

Time is a very familiar concept: We have experienced it throughout our lives. But we do not fully understand what time we are and why we experience it in our own way. But at the very least, our concept of time seems to be essentially related to the fact that everything in the universe seems to be constantly changing in one direction. Of particular note to us is that all organisms ultimately will be aged and die. Based on our common experience of time-oriented, we have concepts of past, present and future. The past is already happening in nature. The future is a seemingly unlikely event that can be imagined that we will happen. The current experience that the event we have experienced at the moment may be a past event