Yes JL
I think that it is basically the same thing. It all seems to be related to mass and distance somehow, which in turn relates physically to a "speed of time".
I am unable however to imagine a universe without time. (donohues point)
Satt,
I am inclined to think that that problem of existence of our parts in different time is a matter of scale. Perhaps instead of saying "at this point in time" we should say "at this blob in time"
I am inclined to think (for now) that time actually moves a bit faster than light. This tends to raise hob with a lot of our astronomical observations.
Mosheb, I will hunt up the book "Kromo". So far I have not found anybody who has much of an idea of what "time" really is, although there are several theories around.