Space and Time, and your possible dissociates

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In summary, space and time are intertwined dimensions that shape our understanding of the universe. Space is the three-dimensional physical extent in which objects and events exist, while time is the progression of events from the past to the present and into the future. These concepts have been studied and theorized by scientists and philosophers for centuries, leading to groundbreaking discoveries and theories such as Einstein's theory of relativity. However, some individuals may experience dissociation or detachment from their perception of space and time, leading to a distorted sense of reality. This dissociation can be caused by various factors such as trauma, mental illness, or the use of certain substances. Understanding the relationship between space, time, and dissociation can provide insights into the complexities of human consciousness and
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Of all is known, the space and the time are associates for Einstein making the famous Space-time. But now I think that there is dissociates between both too because the time can't be considered a variable at the same level the space...
 
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James Piozza said:
Of all is known, the space and the time are associates for Einstein making the famous Space-time. But now I think that there is dissociates between both too because the time can't be considered a variable at the same level the space...
It is not clear to me what you mean. Space is a thing and time is a different thing but you have to have space-time for things to make sense. That is, you cannot explain things in cosmology as simply things that happen in space without regard to time and you can't explain them as things that happen in time without regard to space.

Perhaps you can be more clear about what your objection to space-time is?
 
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Of all is known, the space and the time are associates for Einstein making the famous Space-time. But now I think that there is dissociates between both too because the time can't be considered a variable at the same level the space...
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