Time is a very complex thing. I added this topic on my to-write list of post after a comment of yours some weeks ago. But still struggling to find time (yeah :p) to write thus post. Don't worry, in due time (re-yeah) it will come ;)
The one thing i think i understand is that you cant have matter and antimatter in the same place because it would 'even out' and destroy one another, right ?
That is correct. There are searches for antimatter regions in our universe, but the limits are really strong. If they exist, they should consist in at most 0.01% of our universe. Not a big number ;)
certainly not a number that pays out here hahah , i don' want to push myself but it's been on my mind for quite a while, "why do clinical physicists accept time without proof" ? :)
i dont worry, im glad i found someone who can actually reflect my brainspasms into the real world lol
i thought i might have said that before i can get unstuck in time sometimes myself , if it gets proven as a force it would be quite something to have
like a new player in the game
:)