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roineust
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Hello!
I was told, that there are no mainstream physics theories, in which time is discrete.
My question is this:
At any present or any given future scenario, there will always exist the smallest amount of time, that a machine is able to measure. How come this variable, is not a main component of mainstream physics theories?
I was told, that there are no mainstream physics theories, in which time is discrete.
My question is this:
At any present or any given future scenario, there will always exist the smallest amount of time, that a machine is able to measure. How come this variable, is not a main component of mainstream physics theories?