What, Then, Is Time?

Our human brain has been created over millions of years and conditioned by that which we see around us. Three dimensions of space. Time to measure change. It is very difficult for us to imagine that the universe is not as we see it. Is it? Others throughout history asked this question but Einstein was really the first to show that it is not. Time is relative and space-time is a dimension. But does time exist at all? No, says the author. Is there a beginning or an end point in space? When did time begin? When will it end? Only if time doesn't exist are these things possible. Read the book and you will at least begin to understand the question.

Eva Brann is both wide ranging and thoroughly disciplined. Especially impressive is the sheer unexpectedness of her thoroughly logical insights. One is a little reminded of Saint Thomas Aquinas. Recommended for the serious preoessional, the intellectual and every kind of intelligent teader there is.