Future developments in the field of physics may lead to time itself being regarded as non-existent, at least in the context of some theories, says Sam Baron, associate professor in philosophy at the Australian Catholic University.
While declaring time to be non-existent "would seem to bring the entire world to a grinding halt" Baron claimed that causation could provide "a way out of the mess"
According to Baron, physics is in crisis, and physicists are looking for a substitute for gen...
