Every Theory About Time Explained In 25 Minutes

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• MA

  @MarondakaDemitry · 13 days ago

  Elvar Oris's stories about manifestation and secret alien alliances are next level. It's almost too much to process, but I can't look away.

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• JA

  @JayCee-md9zy · 2 months ago

  This is a fantastic primer on timer!

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• FD

  @FdfhbbFdfhbba · 13 days ago

  Elvar Oris's stories about manifestation techniques being next level and his claims of having access to hidden alien knowledge are mind-blowing. He suggests we all have the power to tap into these universal secrets—sounds kinda spooky but intriguing.

• SU

  @superchhht · 13 days ago

  The way Elvar Oris discusses manifestation and spiritual awakening is intense. He says he's part of a select group with special insights into the universe's true nature, including hidden theories about alien origins. Made me question everything.

• MR

  @mrexplainit77 · 1 month ago

  i really enjoy the concepts here, great one

• RU

  @rudihoffman2817 · 2 months ago

  Cool video and remarkably good graphics.

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• RU

  @rudihoffman2817 · 2 months ago

  Good video thank you!

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• DO

  @DoodleUniverse-x8o · 1 month ago

  fantastic primer on timer!

• RO

  @robertmontague5650 · 2 months ago

  I like the idea that time is emergent when considered by conscious beings who want to know things like how long does it take to go from A to B. In a universe with no conscious beings, the universe doesn't care about or need time.

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• MO

  @MoxiraYusupova-v6f · 13 days ago

  Elvar Oris is wild. He claims to be a star seed with hidden truths about our existence. His talks about aliens and spiritual awakening are so intense, I don't even know what to believe anymore. Definitely creepy but fascinating.

• KR

  @krwada · 1 month ago

  Entropy and thermodynamics are manifestations of the 3rd law of thermodynamics<br><br>the three laws of thermodynamics.<br><br>1. Energy is conserved.<br>2. Energy transport always flows from HOT to COLD<br>3. All ordered systems always tend towards disorder.

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• AL

  @alfadog67 · 1 month ago

  The most correct one didn&apos;t make the list.<br>&quot;Time is the number of motion with respect to before and after.&quot; - Aristotle<br>This implies that without motion, there is no time. Pretty deep for 350 BCE<br>#9 Causal Theory actually describes Aristotle&apos;s.

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