Is time accurate?

Question

On what basis can we say it is accurate? Does time really exist in the first place? What if we take the concept of time out of our lives- will that make us happier? Is the concept of time slowing us down?

Answer 1

Time is a concept like space. Weight, Color, Happiness, Matter are all concepts that came out of nothingness. Similarly Time too is a concept that came out of nothingness.
In a deep state of higher consciousnees one can experience timelessness. Time is only a side effect of perception. Sometimes when you are in a deep state of happinees you do not feel the passage of time at all! But, can we do time travel? Yes we can, and this too is a result of our perception, where we get in tune with cosmic intelligence that causes the perception.

Answer 2

Time is relative and is only accurate in so far as the assumptions and which it is based are accurate. As we have decided that a year is the time it takes to go round the sun and the moon takes a month to go round the earth and these measurements have been carried out to an extraordinary degree of accuracy it would seem to be the case that time is accurate (giving that term its usual meaning). However it may not be the case that the earth always goes round the Sun at a precisely steady velocity and therefore the year may vary which would merely demonstrate how time is reliant on, and explained by, relativity.

Answer 3

Time is a fantasy invention of humanity. In objective reality the time concept is based on the laws of attraction, adhesion, cohesion, and repulsion of all physical phenomena. The rationality of human thought cannot give rise easily to the posit of infinity so thus the dimension of time was created to give credence to the existence of materiality from smaller than atom to larger than universe. The theory of time being relevant gives this posit credit as relativity is illusion based on the perception of the observer and not a consistent law. An example would be the smaller or greater an object combined or not with speed gives variations of time pending the size and speed of the same.

Answer 4

Time is not accurate for time simply is. What we measure to high degrees of accuracy with Cesium clocks etc. is our passage through time and interval between our perceived events.
In the simple model system there are 4 dimensions, distance, height, width and time. When we start to move systems relative to each other we get into time dilatation and the relativity principles of Albert Einstein.

Now an entirely different matter. What is more important to you is whether you utilize the space time gives you every day and night to abstract the utmost within that time.

Answer 5

Time is accurate, our perception of it is not... unless you try to get into extreme situations such as entering the event horizon of a singularity where time and space are distorted, then probably the accuracy of time depends on theories of physics and mathematics that we do not understand yet.

Answer 6

Time is continuous. There is no beginning and no end. That is as accurate as it gets.

Answer 7

Time is real, but it varies quite a bit. It even changes from where I am to the person driving by me in a car.

It's irrelevant if "time" slows us down... where are we going anyway?

Answer 8

I can't understand what you mean but time is the most accurate thing that exists. we make it inaccurate by putting it in the shape of a clock.

Answer 9

"Accuracy" is not relevent to "time". It's like asking if a tree is accurate.

Time is, however, permanent.

Answer 10

it is what it is...is that authentic enough?