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ah he's distinguishing between ontology and epistemology ? He's saying there's only one reality but our instantaneous measurements of it (the given - what we pe

ah he's distinguishing between ontology and epistemology ? He's saying there's only one reality but our instantaneous measurements of it (the given - what we perceive with our brains) form the illusion of time

harryjo 9y ago
Yes,
- vbuwivbiu 9y ago
  but the increase of entropy isn't an illusion
  - gfody 9y ago
    the single vast space-time would already be locked in a state of maximal entropy, nothing moves, the illusion of time is just the universe recalling a memory.
    - 20after4 9y ago
      ^ This, exactly.
  - jamiek88 9y ago
    No, but it's about our perception not entropy.