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"previous" and "subsequent" locations in space are memory phenomena, High-energy location changes are closer together in memory. Our "time" is a bookshelf of physical events in space, one following another. Of course they're sequential, so it was convenient to 'measure' the 'distance' between the books for purposes of prediction. But we've invented that ruler, then forgot we made it up. Many indigenous people have no 'time', and they manage.
If a one-ton boulder rolls down an Earthly hill in my direction and I don't move, what happens is not a manmade concept. Call it what you will.
Time on the other hand exists only as a useful mental tool to describe change. When I repeat the experiment of going to sleep, when I wake up it's still always now. That experiment -always- produces the same result.
If there's a 'Good Place', then there's one rule of ten that ALMOST EVERYONE ignores. Kings, popes, game hunters and every 'Christian soldier' pretends it's complicated. It's a very simple rule, with 4 words using only 16 letters. A 5-year-old can understand it. There's no escape clause. Ignore it and you'll not get there.
Spying on citizens began back in the early days of the telegraph. It took off big-time during WWI.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-security-records-factbox-idUSBRE95617O20130607/
COINTELPRO wasn't just spying, it was a Federal program to frighten non-conforming citizens into silence and inaction. Pretty much refined disinformation ... just like today.
There is A LOT of radioactive matter below the earth's surface ... constantly generating heat.
"About 50% of the Earth's internal heat originates from radioactive decay. Four radioactive isotopes are responsible for the majority of radiogenic heat because of their enrichment relative to other radioactive isotopes: uranium-238 (238U), uranium-235 (235U), thorium-232 (232Th), and potassium-40 (40K)." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth%27s_internal_heat_budget
Didn't see that in the article, sounds interesting ... where can I read more?
Newton's classical observations have stood up well.
If anything, it's quantum that has been poorly treated by generations of explaining-away. The world of the tiny must be predicted with probabilities because there is no way for us to observe it directly. It's not rolling dice ... we -have- to.
While trying out models of what it's doing boggles our minds, our limitations mean we cannot decide whether it's really deterministic. Reality isn't limited that way. (Einstein was right.)
Some astronomers recently took a clever look for whether space is quantized into a 'froth'. They studied monochrome light from stars 18 billion light years away, at redshift z=2.34. They found evidence of quantization into froth in all that time. https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.06016
EDIT: That should have read 'NO evidence of quantization' in 18 billion years of travel.
Water scouring the surface? Or was it thousands years of wind-blown sand / dust? Dunes have ripples.
There is no water on Mars (not to be confused with liquid CO2) until somebody goes there and drinks some. Anything else is hoping for water to justify the $100billion price tag.
I'd learn to speak zombie. Doesn't take long, it's mostly throat noises. And walk like a zombie, just pretend a horse kicked you in the ass yesterday.
She puts on a good show ... does her promos ... then lambastes Californians because they didn't put out the fire with ocean water. Anyone who said 'Well, duh' to that belongs in her club ... the 'if I can talk really fast I must be smart' club.
For me, any office apps. Never worked in an office, never wanted to. None of that stuff. Even if it's free, if it gets installed with the distro, it's the first thing that gets tossed.
Hawking proposed in 2010 that BH can't collapse beyond the event horizon, that there isn't one. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/hawking-meant-black-holes
In 2014 Vaz said the boundary is outside the Schwarzschild radius. http://arxiv.org/abs/1407.3823
If they're right, then there's no inside to be trapped in.