Re: Time Cube -- Wikipedia (link)

Thanks, though I still don't entirely understand it. It seems to be based on the idea that there's some sort of paradox in it being, say, 3am at one point on the Earth and, simultaneously, 3pm at another point. The conclusion is that there are four different times proceeding simultaneously, the number four simply chosen because of a special significance given to midday, midnight, sunrise and sunset. This would account for why he says that even if the world stopped rotating, it would still contain one complete day, because it would still contain each of the four "points" (midday, sunset, etc) at different points on the Earth's surface. Though to be honest, the whole thing is so delightfully muddled that it's hard to make any sense of the theory at all. No wonder no one's claimed the prize for being able to "refute" it!