So what the paper proposes I proposed roughly in 1994. My view of the world changed after taking quantum physics in college (I was a science major). I have alw

So what the paper proposes I proposed roughly in 1994. My view of the world changed after taking quantum physics in college (I was a science major). I have always been obsessed by time so couple of years later during the winter break I spent a lot of time in deep thoughts and everything came together. I don't believe time exist as we have been thought. Time is a metric for rate of change (basically what these guys are suggesting at core) and nothing more. Our perception of the world (cyclical orbit) and recollection (memory) creates our notion of the time. Also based on my original proposal, time (or rate of change) is an average rate of change. However that depends on the sample size. If you take the sample size as the entire universe you get a very predictable rate of change. But as your sample size gets smaller (very small system) then that rate of change becomes more uncertain (see where I'm going) Also if you are in a spaceship (that becomes your sample size) and your velocity effects the rate of change in your sample size. The same with high gravity. Gravity (especially at extreme level) can greatly dampen or constraint the rate of change (again slowing down of time) Also based on my proposal it's probabilistically plausible for time (or rate of change) to stop. However that probability becomes very small as your sample size increases. Basically change is inevitable by probability since the universe is in constant state of change. As a result time progresses or move forward since that's the most probable condition. Sorry for the long rambling. I know most of you will probably hate my comment. I can fully understand it. We have been thought through all of our schooling how to deal with time. But once you see time from the perspective of a metric for rate of change, then your view of the world will never be the same again. I also proposed that once this new view of time becomes widely accepted and more importantly when we began to have young generation of science students and scientists enter science with this view of the world, we will see complete rethinking and revision of many our of physics laws giving us a new view of science and basically leapfrogging our rate of scientific progress. I also believe the unifying laws of physic resides in this view of time.