Sat Jul 29, 2006, 03:35pm
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Originally Posted by Dave Hensley
Good lord, boy, where did you get your education?
Event 1 occurs at 1:24:06pm, Central Daylight Time.
Are you saying it is impossible for Event 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. to happen at exactly that same point in time?
No two independent events can happen at the same time in theory. To the eye, a stopwatch that rounds to hundredths, or your alarm clock, perhaps they can. But in reality, one happened first, and the other second.
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Originally Posted by Dave Hensley
To any level of precision short of infinity, two events most assuredly CAN occur at EXACTLY the same time. To the human eye, even the best of them, the level of precision is far short of infinity.
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Time doesn't exist "short of infinity". Just because you saw things happen at the same time doesn't mean they happened at the same time. There hasn't been any tool that can back up what I'm saying, my theory is based off of philosophy rather than science 
Just joggling ya'lls brain, nothing more.
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