Fortunately, the speed at which man travels over the surface of the planet is comparatively leisurely and so the difference measured between clocks stationary on the surface of that planet and clocks travelling over it is minimal. He has observed that movement destroys that time-keeping accuracy. His ability to keep grasp upon time is very tenuous indeed. However, man has recently discovered that the rules governing his ability to observe the passage of time do not nearly cover events as they occur in nature. Whether that latent alternative development would have been better or worse is another matter. This state of measuring the passage of time and to chronicle this passage has been of great use in the development of mankind and it is true to say that the development of civilisation would have taken a different course had timekeeping not been invented.
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If one lived on the equator then, indeed, sunrise would be at a particular time each day and sunset would follow exactly 12 hours later. It is deduced that morning sunrise appears with great regularity. Those clocks, assuming that they are working correctly, give an indication of the passing moments related to the rotation of the Earth. We live in a world that is governed by clocks. However, we will do our best to present to you the information in a readily understandable fashion and leave the rest to your credulity. It is almost impossible for a person incarnate on Earth and tied to concepts of time, of calendar, of lunar events to appreciate that time, in fact, does not exist and it is possible, indeed probable, that even after we have carefully explained the facts, that many of you will reject those facts as not being an accurate portrayal of reality. Click To Play Next Audio Chapter – Chapter 14 – Questions And AnswersĬan you imagine a situation in which the past, the present, and the future were all one, all related into a continuous stream in which the only aspect that was relevant was sequence of events? No? Then you are probably wise.