I wrote the piece on real and potential time a few days back and posted it today. It
is amazing that I did not know that a whole book is being published on this
topic this year. The title of the book is: Out of Time: A philosophical study
of Timelessness and is written by Samuel Baron, Kristie Miller and Jonathan
Tallant. It is published by the Oxford University Press.
A summary of this book was just published yesterday (April
14, 2022) written by one of the authors, Samuel Baron in The Conversation and
is also available at Phys.org under the title: Time might not exist according
to physicists and philosophers – but that is okay. (Time might
not exist, according to physicists and philosophers, but that's okay)
Of course, these authors are scientists (physics, I think). Their book is based on analysis of available facts. My idea is pure intuition. I am not a physicist or cosmologist. My idea is not based on any scientific analysis. It is pure intuition, looking at the universe like our ancient rishis did, like a child, with awe and innocence.
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