Gravity and Light

[Sam5]

Time exists regardless of how fast a particle is vibrating.

Not within the particle that stops vibrating or oscillating.

[earthman2110]

Time exists regardless of how fast a particle is vibrating.

Not within the particle that stops vibrating or oscillating.

uh... im not sure, but i dont think the argument here is about time inside the particle... but i could be wrong

[Celestial Mechanic]

[Snip!]I don’t know where the idea of “time running backwards” inside a black hole comes from, but I guess someone just made it up and published it in some book or on some website.

The scene: Princeton in the 1940's. Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, and Richard Feynmann are playing a game of sheepshead. (That's a cardgame, BTW.)

BOHR: That relativity theory of yours is a wonderful fantasy, but this quantum mechanics I made up certainly tops it paradox for paradox! Just look at the suckers out there eating it up!

EINSTEIN:Ach, nein! I'm not buying quantum mechanics. God does not play dice with the Universe.

FEYNMANN:He plays seven-card stud!

[swansont]

What you are suggesting is like saying there are “negative temperatures” that are of a “negative coldness” that is less than Absolute Zero.

Negative temperatures exist - they are valid solutions to some problems. They just aren't solutions to systems in thermal equilibrium.