what time is longer always or forever?
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They are both the same.\nalways \nadv\nDefinition: forever; continually
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Wouldn't it lengthen it over time?
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It will end at 1:05 am\n\nThe avg time is 4 mins .025 secs.
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none without time, infinite with time.
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TOO LONG!\n 3 DECADES, I BELIEVE.
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Time is a thing invented by man.  Planets and such like don't care about time, they just keep on going forever which is a really long time.
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it's the same as infinity plus infinity infinity times, of course.  ;)\n\nnot to be confused with infinity minus infinity infinity times, which would be the opposite.\n\nalso not to be confused with infinity divided by infinity infinity times, which would be a positive number as close to zero as possible w/o reaching zero.
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Around Mid-forever-ish
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LoL, you're asking in the computer category? The best part about that is this: I'd say at LEAST half of best computer nerds who browse this site to answer questions will have some trouble with this one, lol. I can say I do. I've been wondering whether it truly is better "to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all", I'm finding that statement to be a false one, but want to make sure it's not true, for... screw it, here's my logic:\n\n\nboolean statement = //fill in this blank when you find out;\nboolean throwSelfIntoWork = false;\n\nIF (statement==true)\n{\n   TimeWasted = CurrentTime-TimeOfBirth\n}//if\nELSE //statement==false\n{\n   System.out.println("NEVER DATE AGAIN.");\n   throwSelfIntoWork = true;\n}//else
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Einstein said we are living in the past time, that means we have not "now time"!\nSo, nobody can not answer, what time is it! maybe we can ask, what time was it!!
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It's actually plenty of time. Count with the clock for like three minutes. Yipe! it's longer than you think. When you're in pain, 60 seconds is an eternity. It's plenty of time. Unless you're a bomb technician :0)
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We don't know. People used to think it was 4 seconds, but now studies are showing it's longer. They probably run tests. But who cares for one, and two how do they know for certain.
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If you mean that time has stopped, and that it is always July 5, 2005, for all eternity, yes.\n\nIf you mean something starts one day and continues into eternity, try starting July 5, 2005 into perpituity (business-like) or beginning July 5, 2005 until the end of time (more personal)
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This is where convention comes in. hehe.\n\nYou see, today "time" is defined based on a reference. We define one second as exactly 9,192,631,770 oscillations or cycles of the cesium atom's resonant frequency, replacing the old second that was defined in terms of the Earth's motions.\n\nThe "uncertainity" is due to the fact that our one second here ( where its based on the measurement of this number of oscilations )  is NOT 100% the same as compared to our measurement of one second based on the previous way.\n\nWhat was the previous way? Well, it bascially defines one second the other way around. What i mean here is that in the old days time is defined relative to the motion of the earth around the sun. Ancients defined the total time taken for the earth to finish one complete revolution around the sun as one year. Then they agreed that one year is approximately made up of 365 days. Each day is then divided into 24 hours. 1 hour is then considered as having 60 minutes where 1 minute comprises as 60 seconds.\n\nOf course to achieve the definition of time as how we have it now did not just come overnight. It took some time... hehe. I did not attempt a chronological development of the idea but just intend to shed some light on the subject. You can find further information on the link below.
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Ten til tomorrow, but to me, both have too many syllables. how bout 6 til midnight? or ten til never? Make sure you spell it right whatever you choose
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Infinity means never ending, as in numbers are infinite because they can go on forever and ever.
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short and long is not important\njust tell me howmany times can you do it baby?