Thursday, 31 January 2013

Unification of time/ frame rate and consciousness (Science/Philosophy)

I have recently researched into time and consciousness in more detail see "Research into Time and consciousness"

I do understand that these ideas are probably not true; however they are ideas that I feel I should write down otherwise i shall forget or lose my thoughts/ideas.


Before you read this it would be advisable to read Thoughts about consciousness 1 and 2, and Time.

If you have read my thoughts on time it will occur to you that my ideas work on the principle that time as a physical quantity or dimension doesn't actually exist.

When we view the world we see a specific amount of “frames” per second. Our other senses view the world in a similar way, as our brains cannot process the information quicker than a certain “frame rate” (When I use the word “frame” it is just to more easily visualise the idea at hand).

If we said that we could see f frames in one second at the conscious state we are in at the moment then what would happen if we saw the world at f/2 frames per second.

After a little thought it occurred to me that time would effectively speed up if you moved from x frames to x/2 frames per second.

If you imagine that every function, electrical impulse or induced movement happened at half the speed your mind would work at half the speed as normal. This would in turn make the world seem twice as fast.

Lets take some individual time singularities; I will name them f; standing for frames.
If an object moves a certain distance in a certain number of frames then.

Vf = d/f

Vf = Velocity in frames
Vt = Velocity in time
d = Distance on metres
f = Frames passed
k = frame rate of eye per second

e.g if the object moves 12 metres in 10 frames

Vf = 12/10
Vf = 1.2 metres per frame

If we say k is the frame rate per second of the eye then.

Vt = d/ ( f/k )

Using the same example with k = 10

Vt = 12 / (10/10)
Vt = 12 m/s

This also means:
Vt = Vf*k
Vt = 1.2*10
Vt = 12 m/s

Proof that time travels faster if your frame rate is slower:

Vf = d/f
Divide frame rate by 2 but object distance moved stays the same.
Vf = d/f/2
Makes Metres travelled per frame double.
Vf = 2d/f

Therefore

2Vf =2d/f

And so even in seconds it will appear faster.

Vt = Vf*k

2Vt = 2Vf*k

Velocity in time twice as fast as original.

To be continued…..


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