Pseudo-Intellectualism is Fun (part 3)

THE KING PRAWN
That is my point. Time is intangible to us because it is beyond our scope of definition. What I’m saying, is that just because we can’t measure something, we can’t rule it out of existence. We can see the effects of time. Your computer screen is in a particular position in space and time. You could move it to another position. The fact that, relative to you, there is only one screen at any point proves space and time exists. Because, if there was no time, there would be two screens in front of you (actually an infinite number, to account for the movement). So time does exist as a human perception. It is directly unquantifiable and cannot be defined, but we can prove that it exists. I think. Insert some theory about a cat in a box here.