>If time didn't exist, there wouldn't be a physical dimension for it, and everything would be at a fixed position in 3-dimensional space. It's not necessarily

>If time didn't exist, there wouldn't be a physical dimension for it, and everything would be at a fixed position in 3-dimensional space. It's not necessarily the case. Maybe the universe is just an tangled graph of events. Maybe the dimensionality of spacetime only emerges as an asymptotic behavior of this graph and it breaks down in small scales. In this view time doesn't exist at a microscopic level.