- #1
paulo84
- 112
- 7
OK, so time is change of displacement. Speed is change of change of displacement. Acceleration is change of change of change of displacement (or of distance, sorry I'm not sure whether acceleration is a vector or a scalar). Then you get change of change of change of change etc. ad infinitum.
It seems to me, with each new layer of change you're adding a new dimension. Therefore there must be an infinite number of dimensions of space. Or am I getting space mixed up with motion? But motion is just change of displacement! Or time! So there are an infinite number of dimensions of time?
Is there a difference between time and motion?
It seems to me, with each new layer of change you're adding a new dimension. Therefore there must be an infinite number of dimensions of space. Or am I getting space mixed up with motion? But motion is just change of displacement! Or time! So there are an infinite number of dimensions of time?
Is there a difference between time and motion?