In classical physics we define time to be an independent linear variable. This is because classical physics involves non-relativistic motion, and the easiest way to observe that is against time. This definition is the basis of simple equations of mechanics (v=u+at, etc).The opposite case would be in quantum physics where time no longer has the same importance.
Sid, and where is 0th?
Of course it is.
Waking up so tired.. Horrible start of a day..
I do know definition of motion... But I don't really see how this explains the quote?
Or did Wheeler try to point out that motion is simple only in classical physics?
Ooo, there's this Storage Bench with a cushion on top. Its for 60 USD. Hmmm... I'll probably purchase it.Quote from: Nodame-chan on July 10, 2013, 03:22:35 AMWaking up so tired.. Horrible start of a day..If you've got nothing to do for the day then .... relax and drink some green tea!And listen to Idematic - Border from Vocaloid. Good song.
^ surprise attack eh?and btw, what does the kanji under your dog say?