Out of Pod Experience

• If your definition of time requires a medium and a drag force, does that mean there is no time in a vacuum or for particles while they don't interact with other particles, for example neutrinos who travel through most matter with a very very very low chance of interacting with anything?

Time only exists in a gravitated environment where gravity will effect the movement of particles that can then be measured as whole to create a measurable distance of travel from point A to point B.

Without gravity then we would not be able to measure the movement of time as there would not be any particles or atoms affected and moved to created a measurable distance of travel.

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