H2Andy
Contributor
we're not talking about "the meaning" of time
we're talking about what time is
it is one of four dimentions that are inherent in space-time (one is time, three are physical)
it is an inherent attribute of the universe (though it is relative, not constant)
by the way, the view that time is "part of the mental measuring system" pretty much died off with Einstein. its main proponents are 17 and 18 century philosophers.
that's fine for a philosophical discussion of time, but it's not current science
we're talking about what time is
it is one of four dimentions that are inherent in space-time (one is time, three are physical)
it is an inherent attribute of the universe (though it is relative, not constant)
by the way, the view that time is "part of the mental measuring system" pretty much died off with Einstein. its main proponents are 17 and 18 century philosophers.
that's fine for a philosophical discussion of time, but it's not current science