Re: TIME HAS INERTIA ---- SOME SYNONYM

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From: Marc E. Talbot
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 14:48

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abian@iastate.edu (Alexander Abian) writes:

>     

>           To those who ask what do you mean by

>                   TIME HAS INERTIA
>         
> my answer is, I mean 
>                                                       
>                    TIME IS MATTER
> 
>However, TIME HAS INERTIA to some is more acceptable.
>                 
>                                         Alexander ABIAN
>-- 
Could you perhaps define what you mean by inertia?  And what properties does
time have which makes it matter? 

Marc Talbot
Physics Slave, UIUC

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