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In <BxK3sI.8Gy@news.cso.uiuc.edu> met48546@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Marc E. Talbot) writes:

>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



     Dear Mr. Talbot,

Thank you for your question.
   It is very difficult to define what "matter" is  since it is such a
fundamental notion.  Any definition of "matter"  will be done 
based on some other words which themselves would require a definition
and so on.
   However, if I cut all the usual beta-sigma (more explicitly 
Beta-Sigma) out, I will say:

(A7)   MATTER IS SOMETHING WHICH REQUIRES ENERGY FOR CHANGING ITS
       STATUS-QUO

   Now, you see what do I mean, I am opening myself to questions:
    
    "what do I mean by Something",
    "what do I mean by Requires",
    "what do I mean by Energy"
    "what d0 I mean by Changing"
    "what do I mean by Status"
    "what do I mean by Quo"   
 
  So, it seems there is no way out and something must be accepted 
without rigorous and precise definition.

   NOW, to your real question.
 
   "What properties does time have which makes it matter"

My answer is "The property that it takes energy to move TIME forward"

Do I have some proof ?   Yes, so far unexplained loss of energy in
the Cosmos.  I figured it out that it is spent (irretrievably to
move TIME forward, which is a CHANGE OF THE STATUS QUO OF THE TIME,
and thus  by (A7) TIME IS MATTER, or more acceptably,  TIME HAS INERTIA.

   Mr. Talbot I would be interested in your further comments.  Please
post in  sci.physics,  Subject: TIME HAS INERTIA  (I read and post 
almost exclusively in  TIME HAS INERTIA).
  Thank you.                               Alexander Abian







-- 
   The tendency of maintaining the status-quo, Reaction to provocation and
                The tendency of maintaining again a status-quo.  
    TIME HAS INERTIA  and some energy is lost to move Time forward  
  E = mcc  (Einstein)    must be replaced by    E = m(0) exp(-At) (Abian)