Instead of arrow of time maybe it should be wave of time.

[Tomb1971]

Everything is a wave, different possibilities. Imagine every decision you make as if you are on a wave. Imagine the double slit expirment using a wave pushing the particle. Ger rid of arrow of time and use wave of time.

[Mordred]

that makes no sense, I think you better understand what a waveform means in physics. Might try starting with an electromagnetic wave.

Edited November 4, 2016 by Mordred

[Sriman Dutta]

No sense, only nonsense.

Edited November 4, 2016 by Sriman Dutta

[Strange]

Ger rid of arrow of time and use wave of time.

 

 

Perhaps you could explain exactly how you do that.

 

Let's start with something simple: show us how you represent Newton's Laws of motion with time as a wave function.

[Ophiolite]

Everything is a wave, different possibilities. Imagine every decision you make as if you are on a wave. Imagine the double slit expirment using a wave pushing the particle. Ger rid of arrow of time and use wave of time.

In what way does a wave represent different possibilities?

 

I don't see how my decision process relates to the form of a wave. Can you explain?

 

And I cannot imagine how a wave pushing a particle in the double slit experiment would either alter the result, or give additional insight to the result. Can you explain?