From memory, McTaggart argues that change is a necessary part of our concept of time. That B-theories can’t account for change and that A-theories are incoherent. Consequently, time does not exist (but presumably something with some similarities to time does)
From memory, McTaggart argues that change is a necessary part of our concept of time. That B-theories can’t account for change and that A-theories are incoherent. Consequently, time does not exist (but presumably something with some similarities to time does)