The End of Time | Sam Baron | TEDxFremantle 

*Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek. @*

Around 4:15... "Newton, living during the Industrial Revolution...". Umm...Newton was about 3 decades dead before the Industrial Revolution is considered to have begun.

"There's no reason to feel bad for something you did in the past because time doesn't exist." Um, time may not exist but other people's feelings do, so yeah, if you do something bad that hurts someone else then guilt is a good thing to feel!

This is nonsense. Time is not a social construction, even if seconds and minutes are. Just as space is not a social construction even if meters are. An important distinction to remember in relativity is that time always passes at a constant rate relative to the observer, and, importantly, always in a "forward" direction. Your space traveler would see earth dwellers in fast forward and himself at normal speed, and earth dwellers would see the space traveler in slow motion and themselves at normal speed. Both of them would measure light at the same speed they always have. This is not to say that there isn't more to know about time, but a social construction? Please.

Now Thanos gotta rename the Time Stone to Change Stone.

Almost all scientific observations involve time.

This one was full of contradictions. He used logical tidbits to keep a strange narrative going.

Such foolishness that's unscientific

Alan Watts explained this much more clearly

If time isn't real, why are you not 60 hmmmm

No one ever made the assertion time is a present force or entity and we're fully aware that's it's a human construct that has a practical use but okay.

Worst Ted ever

Rubbish

Terrible presentation of time here although there are some good points Dr. Barron makes. We are each a unique path of time. Why a unique path? Because we are free to roam (have our way or "path") and have our being (life) and think for ourselves about (truth) in ALL things created or previously existing before human record. At 1:39 he mentions "each event is living in its own little universe" "The universe is fragmented into pieces and each piece lives on its own" Are we not each an "event" living on our own having our being and with our own free will with the construct of "time" in all its forms to use (employ) to help in making decisions and help keep order in our own lives as well as to assist in helping others?

the video description has the same paragraph twice

Does time , really clocks ? 💤

Time is an illusion of measurements, ergo art. Creativity allows for the shared cognition of life's view of their realities. Then, nature vs. nurture (luckily now with AI!) can aid Earth's toxic imbalances (water & air micro cleansing with several strategic bio domes) from adding to further transformations that can cascade towards another epic natural cleansing (WaterWorld, anyone?). I see Time as one unit, a spiral understood by even the Tube worms.

He's a nutball. Time is SYNONYMOUS with CHANGE.

Ok, but your lecture is entirely based on the assumption that the hole universe is going to crunch at some point in "time" putting an end on it, but I don't think this is the most accepted hipotheses in phisics nowadays, so you cannot treat time as if it was an object with measures, begining and end, and I think the concept of a begining is also not fully understood, since that based on the theory, the big bang is not te begining of everything, but the begining of the/this universe

Here's another point of view. Time is a psychological object. These were first defined by Kurt Danziger, a researcher who opined that "broken legs" are not the same as "broken hearts." Yet, we study these two in the same way and more than occasionally, confuse ourselves by forgetting that there's a big difference. Is time real? My thinking is that time is a real psychological object. So are good/bad, uptown/downtown, war/peace, happiness/depression. He argued that you can tell a psychological object by the fact that its historical definition changes. 100 years ago, scientists were studying "melancholy." Today, the term is almost never used in a psychological context. But humans beings have not changed. However, a broken leg a million years ago remains that same today. This remarkable distinction between physical and psychological objects can clarify debates like these. (BTW, the invention of "digital objects" has transformed our world as well.)

✋🏼👊🏼😀❤️ Co-creators experiencing joy in this illusion of time.

This doesn’t make any sense time is time lol

Time IS merely a measure of change. But this has not addressed the issue of the ontological state of the universe "prior" to remembered changes. Discounting the possibility of the existence of the universe in "anticipated" changed states, it makes no sense to describe the remembered states without reference to a conceptual framework of the "past". This creates an obvious tautology: we cannot arrive at a conclusion about these remembered states without slipping in some surreptitious reference to time, either as past states or as prior-but-now-obliterated states or whatever. We can't describe how the change constitutes a transition from one state to another without using time-laden terminology. Just sayin...

Time is Thought & Thought is TimeThere is no time without thought & there is no thought without timeThought & Time are the past & there is no present or the future.....so the past keeps repeating itself.I would never use this word "Change" because there is no change anywhere..........however, there is a tiny bit of modified continuity of the past(which you could call it change, but I won't). Now this modified continuity of the past "maybe" is the present, but as soon as the present is born, the past eats or converts the present into past & we are all left with the past, again.

What a waste of time.

Alan Watts...

Turkish subtitles should be added

Ok dude, time doesn’t exist 👍

We don't need Time to know we should feel bad about doing someone wrong. But we could just use the present moment to make the situation better instead of pretending what happened did not happen. The future is only the continuation of Now. I get high off of conversations like these. TIME... The illusion. (How I see it.) Imagine if we never slept. If we could just pull up a chair and watch, observe. Seeing the process of a person aging would be quite the experience.

"Bigbang" durp

I need a translate 😭

I didn't watch this video or did I? 😁

Hello sir

People seeing this video are expected to leave scientific knowledge behind If not they might get hurt

Slaughterhouse Five - Kurt Vonnegut "Plot The story is told in a nonlinear order, and events become clear through flashbacks (or time travel experiences) from the unreliable narrator. He describes the stories of Billy Pilgrim, who believes he was held in an alien zoo and has experienced time travel." "Tralfamadorian philosophy... he narrator of the story explains that the Tralfamadorians see time all at once. This concept of time is best explained by the Tralfamadorians themselves, as they speak to Billy Pilgrim on the matter stating, "I am a Tralfamadorian, seeing all time as you might see a stretch of the Rocky Mountains. All time is all time. It does not change. It does not lend itself to warnings or explanations. It simply is."[21] After this particular conversation on seeing time, Billy makes the statement that this philosophy does not seem to evoke any sense of free will. To this, the Tralfamadorian reply that free will is a concept that, out of the "visited thirty-one inhabited planets in the universe" and "studied reports on one hundred more",[21] exists solely on Earth." Quotes from "wiki (slash) Slaughterhouse-Five"

I think you mean time is just a measurement unit of changes.

each tedtalk is timed. Wait.. time does not exist....

This is what I always thought about time. It's just a way to measure progression and cycles of events. But then the theory of relatively, quantum physics etc. seemed to prove me wrong. Philosophically - or rather practically? - he makes interesting points. If you have a day full of activities the day seems to have been longer afterwards. Maybe we can make more time for ourselves by doing more stuff? If you live your life not doing much, isn't it like you've only had a short time on earth? Eventhough paradoxically (or is it?) at the moment not doing much, time seems to slow down, and while being busy time seems to fly.

Big Crunch? We in 2019 already man

Time is an abstract concept

To begin with, I have hayed watches and flocks as long as I can remember. They have restrected my life enormously. In my mind, my "time" is what I do when I do it. I love from an event to event, but not by the clock. I have always been an oddball, a kind of freak. Still, with all that, I went to school, studies in the university and got my degree. With no watch. With no time, just a series of events following each other in a smooth path. As I grow older, time jaa lost its meaning completely. I am my own mistress to do what I want when I want, no time needed. I think Einstein has some ois idea of time being just a fraction of factors in the Universe and in ota movements. I have created me a space where there is no time, no day or night, nothing that must be done at exact moments. Any action without time still causes a reaction that can have far-fetching impact in the Universe. Time is manmade. As se dare to step into these new concepts, it behind to make a lot of sence. There are many tries who have no concept of time other than the sunrise and sunset. Everything between is not determined by hours and minutes and seconda, but by how much got done. That is my kind of timelessness. I get things done, or not, but there will be a new day to get things sorted. I am very happy in my timeless bubble, and even I get lost in it with pleasure, a real treat. To me time is just one component in the spaces structures, but not in the sense we understand t. There is the great timelessness, also referred afterlife by some, a place standing still providing our souls to have a relief period every now and then. There are still some details I have to think over, but time is only a globule of things in the big scheme of things. I have noticed that there are moments that time does stand still. I have had those experiences. And a lot happens in that spot without seconds ticking away. It is an awesome state of being, a lot happens in my space within a few moments, and the pollution time reåremand me of being lady and unproductive. That is so far from the truth. Time, as I sen it, is just one part of the Universe works, but people had taken time (and money) as their leaders and they are in trouble with their waelth. Time is their mantra. Time goes fast and a lot has to be devided between issues. First let the issues simmer a while and then start to see, what time really is or isn't. Einstein's tekes sense to me completely. Even though the are so things undeniable need of testing. I think the abstract of time is waste of though, hunters and fishermen do wake early to get in the proper mind art. There is a lot to learn about time, even humans have their inner core.

Time is just a man made construct.

Everything depends on the way of your thinking and what you believe

It's used to track moments😉

Time .... It's inversly proportional to the speed of body ! The more is the speed of body the slow will the time passes !! 🙏 I love mathematics ❤️

I believe he is close but not quite there. It seems to me that time is an emergent property of mass and change.The notion of emergent functions or properties is not entirely wel understood. But a common recent example is that of mind from brain. Mind does not exist without a working brain (sofar as I know). In the same way, time makes no sense without something changing. The social construct that we live by is the units of measurement used. Currently it is primarily seconds, minutes and hours. But those are relatively recent creations, and even now are not universally used Until recently (in the human timeline) we had no fundamental, objective basis for any of this. Now we use an atomic clock. But that is only convention too A sidereal based year and lunar based month could provide a universal experience. But theyt are not generally used, leading to multiple systems for both, and confusion. There are other significant units. Some are beyond our experience directly. Others are almost too long to experience but we do because of secondary impact. Seasons determine climate and crops so we have many elaborate ways to mark them. Cycles of our sun around the galaxy may have significnase when we pass throught the galactic plane and experience disruption of Oort cloud bodies that result in extinctions. Perhaps there are cultural cycles with their own scales like the rise and fall of countries and religions. DI don't think the distinction I'm making affects his conclusions in a significant way. Does that mean they are constructs too? lol

"time doesn't exist" ..... while a countdown clock is flashing in his face telling him to wrap it up.

Time as it pertains to earth is used to stamp the change of something in motion. Thats all I use it for.

what if time is something like a 'thing' in the universe which *causes* change?

how can anything happen w/o time?

We need to think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration

one of the most interesting Talks I've listened on TED.

this video doesnt last 13:19 minutes

Imagine a Namba lain!!!

time doesn't exsist, clocks exsist

Time is man made!

Nice Doctor Who reference

What about time dilitation?

This video is 13 minutes and 19 seconds long. It is a measure of time and it is not subjective even if no one views it.

The big bang "Theory"

Time exists

Just as we can time travel. If we really put are minds too it ..

Triste não ser fluente em inglês e perder um conteúdo tão bacana 😥

Sublime🙏

Great just so true! Thanks :)

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Time is manmade...

Change is a normal part of life and being able to manage your time well os key for being productive in 2019.

- I'm tantalized, and very keen to understand, but I'm still confused. Please help me (and probably thousands of other viewers) figure this out... ◘ Give me three specific, practical daily-life examples that, with 12-year-old simplicity, illustrate how we could behave differently because of watching this video. ◘ By simple, I don't mean 'theory' and 'principle'. I mean practical talk about specific home activities, work activities, relationships, earning ability. Ordinary things.

Time is 4th dimension, which we can’t not see

Amazing 😍👏

Good😍😍

I feel so enlightened! As if he just said somethings I was expecting for a long TIME. Few Implications: Goodbye AI Take Over Welcome Parallel Universes Goodbye Time Travel Welcome Optimism Etc.

Time is YOU.

We are the masters of time, and Jesus the master of changing. Believe and receive.

The end of time is when the universe stops moving.

This is amazing very inspiring I love this

Time never existed and people are discovering it now....but it's all the knowledge they have got from our vedas ...which mentions time does not exist

Time does exist and it always did. Genesis the first chapter of the word says " And God made the two great lights-the greater light to rule the day and the lesser light to rule the night-and the stars." as you can see in the verse ,which by the way was the first week of creation, God made Night and day. And that's" time" simplified. Now the hours and minutes it's all manmande. But it's that simple. Bible is the greatest book , it's the living book. Thats y I love it. You atheist gonna hate that idc