I have a time question about time?

It is a way to measure the change in matter/energy.

Scientifically: It's the fourth dimension.

Philosophically: It's a fleeting amorphous concept that escapes our control as it marches past in a constant and irreversible progression. In some people's perception, it is limited to the length of their own lifetime; it can be highly valued by some, yet generally wasted by others.

Economically: Many say "Time is money" (I'm surprised nobody here has mentioned that one.) If really true, then maybe I can simply go buy an extra hour, when I need it, at any 7-11. Or, do I need to get a presciption first?

Ask yourself the question,

What was before the present ?

Answer = The Past.

What comes after the present ?

Answer = The the future.

So we are born out of the past

and we die into the future.

we use time to measure our own short lives. Out of the billions and billions of years, past and future we are each of us only here for about a century. Barely a blink in all the vastness of the universe.

It's a relative observation of 2 points in space.

Time is a human construct to categorize the things that happen in and around our existence.

Time keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking into the future.

Time=Distance/speed.

unit is seconds.

is that good enough?

i wonder why this question is in philosophy ;)

It's how we calculate change.

Good luck