bte (07/30/82)
Time doesn't pass. We can only percieve it passing, since perception (to humans, not Tralfamadorians or Winston Niles Roomford) depends upon a change in something's temporal state. Therefore, for a human to say that time does not pass, that it is all "already there", is a crock. In fact, to say that time exists is to imply passage. I still like the definition of time that says it is nature's way of keeping everything from happening all at once... Ciao! Blackhand the Evil (unc!jqw)