Is Time More Than Just a Mental Construct?

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Peter Clowes
Since these two "devices" are both constructs of the mind and have no basis in reality if Matter is not present then why do we only look at them one way? Is not dt/ds as valid as ds/dt; etc?

I would like to postulate a "Theory of Time"!

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A 70 year old Industrial Chemist!
 
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