[LibWhacker]

My mistake... Date published was 5/15, not 5/17.

[Red Badger]

With two times, Bars believes, many of the mysteries of today’s laws of physics may disappear.

There are a lot of two-timer mysteries in bars...........

[KarlInOhio]

If you have multiple dimensions of time it would be nearly impossible to prove whether events are synchronous, which would really screw up the meaning of the word "is".

[coloradan]

There’s how long men perceive time to elapse, and how long women perceive it to elapse. Totally completely different, like they’re on different dimensions!!

[fso301]

Bump

[colorado tanker]

No officer, I didn’t do that, or if I did it was in the other time dimension . . .

[RightWhale]

This is somewhat old ground. One problem with yet another time dimension is that causality would be gone. While time is an illusion anyway, planar time would not add much when there are 26 dimensions to begin with, some timelike, some spacelike and none actually either.

[R. Scott]

Bars’ math suggests that the familiar world of four dimensions — three of space, one of time — is merely a shadow of a richer six-dimensional reality. In this view the ordinary world is like a two-dimensional wall displaying shadows of the objects in a three-dimensional room.

Socrates and his cave analogy was way ahead of its time.

[domenad]

The second dimension of time.....is where the demons live. MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[balch3]

the Darwinists keep coming up with outlandish ideas to try to explain their sham theory.

[AmishDude]

You know, we mathematicians have got to learn to promise crap we can’t deliver.

Physicists and biologists have been doing it for decades.

[ElkGroveDan]

My experience is that when an author references “Einstein’s” theory of relativity in the first couple of sentences then it’s usually junk science.

[AxelPaulsenJr]

The power of God is ulimited...........

[Bat_Chemist]

Two-time physics removes the original anomaly without the need for an axion, Bars has shown, possibly explaining why it has not been found.

But does the "need" for dark matter still exist? And if so, how does it fit in?

[bruin66]

See tagline...

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

Bars’ math suggests that the familiar world of four dimensions — three of space, one of time — is merely a shadow of a richer six-dimensional reality.

Anyone ever read Man and Time, by J.B. Priestly?

[ANGGAPO]

My mind is now boggled.

[stylin19a]

whoa, I’m here again ?

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[Oratam]

Multiverse?