think about the simple beauty of the “moving average”. The sliding window.
all the jagged edges smooth out into what seems like a direction a “group” is going into.
individual points become groups – samples – and they are measured at rates – equally distant gaps in time.
or space
what is the difference between a grain of sand and a pile of sand?
this is why theoretical physicists won’t find it so long as they are tethered to the individual unit
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oh it’s a problem with two+ body systems.
theoretical physicists are tethered to the individual unit because it’s too complicated to do two or more.
but the answer to their dilemma lay in 2+.
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Zee Mista
so for example, a pile of sand is an emergent property of a system of multiple particles of sand interacting in an environment near a large gravitational body.
likewise for time.
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Zee Mista time is itself embedded in many of the calculations too, just encrusted.
look at e.
what’s e measuring?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Few-body_systems
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