-
oppose -20% · dt/dtmoderated to 50%; argued down by 70%
by anonymous on 2006-02-10 07:48:26Spatial velocity is given as dx/dt. Velocity in time(dt/dt) is nonsensical. As simple as that. In other words, no time travel to the past or the future, no motion in space-time. -
oppose 100% · Re: dt/dtmoderated to 100%; argued down by 0%
by anonymous on 2006-02-10 07:49:32By this same logic we could define slope as the change in x over y or s = dx/dy. Does this definition make it impossible to move along the y axis because then the slope of our movement would be dy/dy? No. but it does say that if you move along the y axis your slope will be a constant.
summary
title: 'Re: dt/dt'
text: 'By this same logic we could define slope as the change in x over y or s = dx/dy. Does this definition make it impossible to move along the y axis because then the slope of our movement would be dy/dy? No. but it does say that if you move along the y axis your slope will be a constant.'
tags: physics,math,time
date: 2006-02-10 07:49:32
submitter: anonymous
effective: 1
support: 0
oppose: 0
stancePos: 4
stanceNeg: 0
stanceEffective:
repliesSupport: 0
repliesOppose: 0
repliesTotal: 0
comments: 0
Powered by Debatepoint.
All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.