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No. The motion of the clocks is relative. Not time. Time, as stated previously, doesn't exist except within a thinking mind. The motion is what is being discussed here. There is no such thing as a "true clock," because all clocks are, at some level, arbitrary. What time it is, is based on...

I'd argue that "time" travels into the past, not the future. From the future, to the present, to the past. Like a leaf floating along a stream. Time isn't the water, it's the ground beneath it. We're just the leaves on the water.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercooling And also what RD said.

That looks like our system!

I'm not sure. Possibly.

One of the problems with GPT is that unless you tell it specifics, it will assume things that might not be part of the theory. In this case, the fountains of the great deep were not hot. In fact, the fountains were sub-zero. Closer to absolute zero, even. The only reason they didn't freeze...

According to ChatGPT, not necessarily. https://chatgpt.com/share/6b4bc4e2-56cd-4097-a328-49e8f9b16f28

I don't think anyone would want to sit in 10. Too dangerous.