Time Space Soul עולם שנה נפש

Hello. >> Hey, Yolish. >> Time is just changes. The measurement of things of how things things are changing. >> Exactly. If the world was perfectly still, time would not have passed. We only know it exists because we see things moving. >> Is it true that Einstein said that time and space is the same thing? >> That was his biggest breakthrough. He realized they aren't two separate boxes. He joined them into one concept called spacetime. You can't have one without the other. >> That makes sense because the only way we know that time has changed is because we look at space. We look at the sun. In the olden days, you used to look at the sun. And if the sun moved, we know that time has passed. Precisely. How do you know a day has passed? The earth rotated in space and the sun moved from dusk to dawn. If the earth and the sun stopped moving through space, time wouldn't happen. >> So time is really just a label we give for motion of space. Like space is moving. We call it time. >> Spot on. Einstein proved mathematically what the sun and moon show us every day. Where and when are a package deal. >> That's fascinating because in Judaism, we've been speaking about this forever. There's so many like in the toy it says call the sun and the moon signs in and brashes because it's a sign of the mo movement of time. Did you know that? Hello. Did you know that Judaism is packed with this idea? Think about the evening prayer where we bless God as the one who rolls away the light from before the darkness and arranges the stars in their heavenly courses acknowledging that he changes the seasons and cycles the times. This cycling only happens because the physical world is moving. It gets even deeper with the concept of shunes which basically means world space means year time and nephesh is the soul the observer they go together. You cannot have one without the other. That is the ultimate unified theory. It's not just that space and time are linked. The nephesh, the soul, is the one who witnesses the change. In both Torah and modern physics, you need an observer for the measurement of time to even exist. Without the soul to experience it, the world and the year would just be empty math. A dance where the rhythm, time, the steps, space, and the dancer soul are impossible to separate. >> It's all one big dance.