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Time is both the dimension of change and the 'flow' of change – one word, two subtly different meanings

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Introduction – what is Time?
What the dictionaries say about Time…
- …and what we can deduce from the dictionaries.
What is change?
What is a dimension?
1. Time: the dimension
2. Time: the ‘flow’
So what does this mean for Time?
Conclusion
Question I get asked about Time and related stuff.
Appendix 1: What the dictionaries say about time
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Are some physicists correct in their assumption that the future has already happened?

December 23, 2021January 17, 2022timedefiner

No.

Thats why its called the future. By definition, it has not already happened.

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