Gaijin
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- Aug 21, 2007
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Kiranga;
OK simply treat it like this: In the absence of an entity X, other than itself, time has got no direction. Let's replace an observer with an entity, which might just be anything other than time itself.
If I understood you correctly, you are trying to compare the concept behind the "loss" of direction of space for a person taken away from a large entity (earth), to that of time
For time it's different in the sense that the direction of time is in all particles of the universe. Moving from low to high entropy - from the time of the Big Bang when entropy was the smallest towards the expansion of the universe with increased entropy
So as long as there is the universe there is time and is moving in one direction
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