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Nothing Has Existence Unless You, I, Or Some Living Creature Perceives It, And How It Is Perceived Further Influences That Reality. Even Time Itself Is Not Exempted From Biocentrism.

Our Linear Concept Of Time Means Nothing To Nature.

When You Turn From One Room To The Next, When Your Animal Senses No Longer Perceive The Sounds Of The Dishwasher, The Ticking Clock, The Smell Of A Chicken Roasting - The Kitchen And All Its Seemingly Discrete Bits Dissolve Into Nothingness - Or Into Waves Of Probability.

Time Is Not An Absolute Reality But An Aspect Of Our Consciousness.

I Think The Answer Of Course Is That Space And Time Are Not These Hard External Objects. Again We're, Scientists Have Been Building From One Side Of Nature (physics) Without Considering The Other Side (life In Consciousness). Neither Side Exists Without The Other. They Cannot Be Divorced From One Another Or Else There Is No Reality.