Time and aging

[josh wiley 77]

Thought crossed my mind the other day that maybe our regular lifespan isn’t based entirely on our construct of time but maybe more of a function of gravitational forces. In other words a slow degrading of our bodies over time due to the pull. I wonder if in deep space on a ship if a baby were born and was able to live majority of its life free from gravitational pulls if lifespans could be substantially longer? Curious on u alls thoughts

[weepaws 3,471]

God 

[josh wiley 77]

So that’s it for u just god and no need to look any further? I think god might be a little disappointed in your blind acceptance

[weepaws 3,471]

Just now, josh wiley said:

So that’s it for u just god and no need to look any further? I think god might be a little disappointed in your lblind acceptance

You need to search the scriptures, you will be counted wrong.  

[Hardcore troubadour 16,162]

I like it when two a holes go at it. Please, continue. 

[weepaws 3,471]

5 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

I like it when two a holes go at it. Please, continue. 

You’re here, where is the second one?

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

30 minutes ago, josh wiley said:

Thought crossed my mind the other day that maybe our regular lifespan isn’t based entirely on our construct of time but maybe more of a function of gravitational forces. In other words a slow degrading of our bodies over time due to the pull. I wonder if in deep space on a ship if a baby were born and was able to live majority of its life free from gravitational pulls if lifespans could be substantially longer? Curious on u alls thoughts

Time is relative. It would most likely feel the same amount of time.

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

12 minutes ago, josh wiley said:

So that’s it for u just god and no need to look any further? I think god might be a little disappointed in your blind acceptance

Oh trust me if God was disappointed in one single person on this planet, it would be weepaws.

[weepaws 3,471]

46 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

I like it when two a holes go at it. Please, continue. 

#1

35 minutes ago, Frozenbeernuts said:

Time is relative. It would most likely feel the same amount of time.

#2.  Now they are both here.  

[HellToupee 2,348]

I like it when weepy starts swinging like punchy the drunk

[weepaws 3,471]

Just now, HellToupee said:

I like it when weepy starts swinging like punchy the drunk

#3.  

[cmh6476 1,168]

Maybe Trump can fix gravity. 

[weepaws 3,471]

11 minutes ago, cmh6476 said:

Maybe Trump can fix gravity. 

#4

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

31 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

I like it when weepy starts swinging like punchy the drunk

Has weepers ever landed a clean blow? I don't think so. That's a lot of swings and misses because she swings a lot.

[weepaws 3,471]

Just now, Frozenbeernuts said:

Has weepers ever landed a clean blow? I don't think so. That's a lot of swings and misses because she swings a lot.

#2

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

1 minute ago, weepaws said:

#2

Steeeeerike!

[weepaws 3,471]

Just now, Frozenbeernuts said:

Steeeeerike!

#2

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

4 minutes ago, weepaws said:

#2

Strike 2!

[weepaws 3,471]

8 minutes ago, weepaws said:

#2

 

6 minutes ago, weepaws said:

#2

 

1 minute ago, Frozenbeernuts said:

Strike 2!

Might want to learn how to count.  

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

11 minutes ago, weepaws said:

 

 

Might want to learn how to count.  

You're outta here. 0 fer 5,730. .000 batting average. Thanks for playing weepaws. Maybe next time.

[josh wiley 77]

Wow guess I should have known this thread would fall into a back and forth insult fest. Wat to keep it classy guys. Just thought I’d throw something out a little different but forget it

[Grace Under Pressure 253]

Human bodies need gravity for physiological reasons like bone density. But I think you’re on to something from a gravity and time perspective. If you approached closely to a black hole, your time would flow normally, but to an observer on Earth, you would just stop in time for what seems like forever. I don’t know how long a human would actually live under those circumstances, probably the same number of years, but who knows? If you go, you can find out, but you would never be able to tell anyone after crossing the event horizon. 

[lickin_starfish 2,052]

I know that my 10 day Christmas break went by faster than any individual workday.

[Gepetto 1,498]

Gravity is essential to the human body and all animals. It's the perfect amount of gravity for us. I don't think gravity has anything at all to do with aging.

[weepaws 3,471]

2 hours ago, josh wiley said:

Wow guess I should have known this thread would fall into a back and forth insult fest. Wat to keep it classy guys. Just thought I’d throw something out a little different but forget it

Gave you the answer.  

[thegeneral 3,774]

4 hours ago, HellToupee said:

I like it when weepy starts swinging like punchy the drunk

Lol

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

Time feels like it goes by faster as we age because things become more routine. The mind is always looking to optimize, so the more routine our lives are, the faster time seems to go. It compresses repetitive events.

Consciously adding novelty helps to slow time a bit for our awareness.

[weepaws 3,471]

Age could be looked upon has a reason why time seems to be going by faster, but, the Word says near the end of days, time will be spend up, I know that’s the real reason, even younger people today talk about how much faster years seem to be coming and going.   Indeed 

[Fnord 2,684]

14 hours ago, Frozenbeernuts said:

Time is relative. It would most likely feel the same amount of time.

Unlikely. Concept of time in humans is very closely tied with sunlight. This has been shown by explorers in caves for extended periods of time, where their internal body clocks elongate periods of wakefulness. When in a completely dark environment, subjects were observed to move into as long as 48-hr cycles of wakefulness, followed by 10-14 hours of sleep.

https://www.iflscience.com/the-man-who-went-into-a-cave-and-accidentally-invented-an-entire-field-of-biology-78651

[Fnord 2,684]

12 hours ago, josh wiley said:

Wow guess I should have known this thread would fall into a back and forth insult fest. Wat to keep it classy guys. Just thought I’d throw something out a little different but forget it

Unfortunately, FBN and Weepy are both convinced they have the answers for everything. They just have different answers and neither can accept they may be wrong about anything.

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

10 minutes ago, Fnord said:

Unfortunately, FBN and Weepy are both convinced they have the answers for everything. They just have different answers and neither can accept they may be wrong about anything.

You play ball like a girl.

[Hardcore troubadour 16,162]

1 hour ago, Fnord said:

Unfortunately, FBN and Weepy are both convinced they have the answers for everything. They just have different answers and neither can accept they may be wrong about anything.

Ooof

[weepaws 3,471]

3 hours ago, Fnord said:

Unfortunately, FBN and Weepy are both convinced they have the answers for everything. They just have different answers and neither can accept they may be wrong about anything.

Not a single prof that I am wrong, you just don’t want me to be right.  God is the answer.   Thanks. 

[Fnord 2,684]

1 minute ago, weepaws said:

Not a single prof that I am wrong, you just don’t want me to be right.  God is the answer.   Thanks. 

Psst.

God is the answer FOR YOU. I do not begrudge you your beliefs. But you are the poster child for why people like me have zero tolerance for religious kooks. Because y'all can't ever STFU about it, inject it into EVERY godamn conversation, think that your beliefs are unquestionable despite no concrete, scientific evidence of any of them, and your insistence that everyone else is wrong based on your BELIEFS.

Also, you're a hypocritical d1ckhead that definitely does NOT walk the walk of a true Christian. I know some true Christians. You couldn't hold their jock, or panties. I'll go so far to say that I'm convinced I'm a better person than you, and I have less time for Jesus Christ than I do Jesus Santana, the local burnout that won't leave me alone cuz he thinks I might have a cigarette he can bum. 

 

[weepaws 3,471]

26 minutes ago, Fnord said:

Psst.

God is the answer FOR YOU. I do not begrudge you your beliefs. But you are the poster child for why people like me have zero tolerance for religious kooks. Because y'all can't ever STFU about it, inject it into EVERY godamn conversation, think that your beliefs are unquestionable despite no concrete, scientific evidence of any of them, and your insistence that everyone else is wrong based on your BELIEFS.

Also, you're a hypocritical d1ckhead that definitely does NOT walk the walk of a true Christian. I know some true Christians. You couldn't hold their jock, or panties. I'll go so far to say that I'm convinced I'm a better person than you, and I have less time for Jesus Christ than I do Jesus Santana, the local burnout that won't leave me alone cuz he thinks I might have a cigarette he can bum. 

 

 

34 minutes ago, weepaws said:

Not a single prof that I am wrong, you just don’t want me to be right.  God is the answer.   Thanks. 

Thanks 

[MDC 8,194]

19 hours ago, josh wiley said:

Thought crossed my mind the other day that maybe our regular lifespan isn’t based entirely on our construct of time but maybe more of a function of gravitational forces. In other words a slow degrading of our bodies over time due to the pull. I wonder if in deep space on a ship if a baby were born and was able to live majority of its life free from gravitational pulls if lifespans could be substantially longer? Curious on u alls thoughts

Your mom’s tiits would be a lot higher. 

[Horseman 2,800]

16 hours ago, Grace Under Pressure said:

Human bodies need gravity for physiological reasons like bone density. But I think you’re on to something from a gravity and time perspective. If you approached closely to a black hole, your time would flow normally, but to an observer on Earth, you would just stop in time for what seems like forever. I don’t know how long a human would actually live under those circumstances, probably the same number of years, but who knows? If you go, you can find out, but you would never be able to tell anyone after crossing the event horizon. 

I love it when simpletons try to sound smart. 

Nobody knows what happens at the Event Horizon, the math breaks down, but somehow you think you know.  

 

[Frozenbeernuts 2,527]

10 minutes ago, Horseman said:

I love it when simpletons try to sound smart. 

Nobody knows what happens at the Event Horizon, the math breaks down, but somehow you think you know.  

 

This is true. We have no idea what happens once something enters.

[josh wiley 77]

18 minutes ago, MDC said:

Your mom’s tiits would be a lot higher. 

Thanks for contributing. Why even bother posting if that’s what u have to say?

[WhiteWonder 3,035]

22 hours ago, josh wiley said:

So that’s it for u just god and no need to look any further? I think god might be a little disappointed in your blind acceptance

religion is all about blindness