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"IsThis question ("Is time simply the rate of change?" I think this question) is too ambiguous as stated to have any meaningful answer. I can think of interpretations in which the question is vacuous (begging the question: "what is meant by 'rate of change'?"), tautological ("rate of change" == d/dt), or in which the answer is 'no' (GR).

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"Is time simply the rate change?" I think this question is too ambiguous as stated to have any meaningful answer.

You might find the answer you seek in this book:

This question ("Is time simply the rate of change?") is too ambiguous to have any meaningful answer. I can think of interpretations in which the question is vacuous (begging the question: "what is meant by 'rate of change'?"), tautological ("rate of change" == d/dt), or in which the answer is 'no' (GR).

You might find the answer you seek in this book:

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"Is time simply the rate change?" I think this question is too ambiguous as stated to have any meaningful answer.

You might find the answer you seek in this book: