Troy, brought up a good point. The need to change arises when there is a change in the environment. That change was brought about by another change in its environment and so on.
Also, from reading other posts, I can agree with the statement that change can be stopped (without stopping time.) If a non-human object (a living being would age) were to be in complete isolation, such as in the vacuum of space surrounded by emptiness and absolutely nothing to trigger any motion or reaction whatsoever, you would be unable to change. This idea was gained from here.
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dude subbu thanks for the diagrams in your original post they really help me understand the atomic structure a lot better
thanks
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