JohnJBannan wrote:I think it’s an upper limit on the basic unit of time. What it means is that there is no time between units.
Between the units? As in, between each frame? I wouldn't think there is any time between consecutive chunks of time regardless of quantization or not (that's what consecutive means).
JohnJBannan wrote:Each unit is a discrete frame in the movie of time.
So during each frame, the universe stands still? And then when it moves to the next frame, every particle "leaps" to its next position?
By "upper limit", I assume these units could be shorter, but it couldn't be much longer.
In any case, this just comes across to me as an idea. Maybe it's true, maybe it isn't. Even if it's true, I don't see why it requires a "first frame".
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