Does time have a curfew?

Answer 1

From a humanistic standpoint, time will never end - as soon as the last second supposedly ticks, what comes after that? One could go crazy trying to figure that one out, but that's just the point: there is no end to time because theoretically, it never started. Time is a mechanism created by man to measure the progression of things. We usually measure it in ways familiar to you - seconds, minutes, hours, etc. However, time is still a man-made commodity - you could arbitrarily believe that a second takes a year, if that's what you want. However, when Einstein said that time was relative, he meant that it is relative from your point of view and from your particular location within the universe. It would be more appropriate to attempt to define the end of space - think about it....do you know how small things really are, or how far out into space you can go? If you want to inject time into it, that's only as good as you wanting to know how long it will take to get there as measured by the human mind.

Answer 2

Yes it does. It varies with each person. When the curfew is called death arrives and time would have stopped.

Answer 3

Interesting question and concept... however, I think it an instance where you're looking for an answer where there is no justifiable question. Just because a question can be asked, doesn't mean it should be asked.

Answer 4

well, i guess...

i mean, sunrise and sunset are at a specific time each day.. you can even look them up.

if time is late, so is the rest of the world.

i dont know. i feel dizzy now.

Answer 5

I'd love to spend a Tuesday afternoon with you discussing this over coffee.

. . . How about this Saturday?

Answer 6

Or, are the stars just pinholes in the curtain of night?

Answer 7

our parents created it so we dont stay out too long when we are in our high school days.

Answer 8

Yes.
Man gave it to it.

Answer 9

thats a really odd question... i would say no.