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0 pointsnonbel7y ago0 comments

What does a classification have to do with time?

Edit: And what does "vector" add to your sentences?

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I think since a vector has a direction, he’s suggesting that the direction of the vector is pointed “the wrong way” with respect to time

nonbelOP7y ago

What is the difference in meaning between:

  A: "you've reversed the vectored direction of time in your claim" 
  B: "you've reversed the direction of time in your claim"

time has multiple vectors

downvote me if you will but you were the one claiming dinosaurs are birds

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I think since a vector has a direction, he’s suggesting that the direction of the vector is pointed “the wrong way” with respect to time

nonbelOP7y ago

What is the difference in meaning between:

  A: "you've reversed the vectored direction of time in your claim" 
  B: "you've reversed the direction of time in your claim"

time has multiple vectors

downvote me if you will but you were the one claiming dinosaurs are birds

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