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Time and ANTICLOCKS


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If you ask yourself what ‘time’ is, you know it. But if you have to explain it to someone else, you do not know. This is a statement of a philosopher which is already 2000 years old. The simplest modern definition comes from Albert Einstein who said, that time is what a clock shows. This is very pragmatic statement, but one does not know better. The concept of time is trivial: Any periodic system can be used and is used for time measurement.


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Burkhard Fricke
University of Kassel, Germany

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If you ask yourself what ‘time’ is, you know it. But if you have to explain it to someone else, you do not know. This is a statement of a philosopher which is already 2000 years old. The simplest modern definition comes from Albert Einstein who said, that time is what a clock shows. This is very pragmatic statement, but one does not know better. The concept of time is trivial: Any periodic system can be used and is used for time measurement.




DOI: https://doi.org/10.24906/isc%2F2015%2Fv29%2Fi6%2F177818