Time does not exist

To be clear, how does it not exist, exactly?

I don't understand your question. Things either objectively exist, such as a chair, or subjectively exist, such as thought. Time is in neither category.

Uh oh, Fresco may have something to say about this line of reasoning...

Does parsley exist?

Who me !

To Bahman
The statement is only meaningful if you specify what 'existence' is relative to. ( What we call 'dead flies' don't 'exist' relative to hungry frogs).

Thanks for clarifying. So, if time doesn't exist in either category, in what category does it exist? How would you categorize it?

Time needs to exist for both the observer and the object they are seeing.

It sure does Cis. It's very real and gets tied up with howe we see and measure things

Sure, but not according to bahman, apparently.

Time X Rate =Distance

{Time (t)} X {RATE (L/t)} ={Distance (L)}

cancelling

{Time} (1)} X {RATE (L/(1)} ={DISTANCE (L)}

or

(L) = (L)

If time didn't exist there wouldn't be a lunch time or a dinner time. I don't want to live in a world like that.

Has What's the time Mr Wolf been just a lie?

VOGONS would have no lunch

Well . . . what a relief. I don't feel at all old now.

Wait . . . what about my social security? If I never hit 67, i can't collect!

My equation, as is, is the way it is now in a full 4D world
Without time , the other dimension,
wed have L=0

0r, what we call

dimensional inequivalence which gives physicists and chemists all sorts of problems.

I started collecting social security at 63.

Time is a mathematical measurement of movement. So the measurement called "time" exists.

Also Pink Floyd wrote a song about it, so... yeah

I want my full benefit.

I've been collecting for 18 years now. My estimate of total cash benefits thus far is $138,144. I once had a log on how much I paid into social security, and learned that my social security and medicare benefit far exceeded what I paid into the system. Just on Medicare alone, I had kidney problems, and the healthcare I got at the hospital for about two weeks was amazing. My out of pocket cost was a little over $100/day. Not only all the doctors and RNs, but techs were all first class. We're lucky because Kaiser Hospital is just one block away from where we live.

i also draw on my savings at $2,000/month (less taxes), so my income is a little over $3,000/month that includes my social security, but I have no fixed expenses. My wife pays for all household expenses, and for food and restaurant.

So, you can say I'm living high off the hog.