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By Einstein's definition, time is what clocks measure – but how can we define “clock” without referring to time? This tag is for such philosophical questions about the many unresolved issues concerning time. Though this includes questions about the interpretation of physical theories and concepts, if your question is about what current physics can quantitatively predict or explain, it is probably not about philosophy and therefore off-topic.
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My thoughts on time [closed]
I've recently thought about time and what it actually is, and I'm battling between two arguments:
Everything is revolved around time and we couldn't do without it. … The other one is basically the opposite and essentially that we would do just fine without time and it is only a thing we made up for some reason. …
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