As for time being a cause of change, I feel that change is a material phenomenon and time is immaterial and hence it's more plausible that time lacks causal power over the material domain. I liken spacetime to a theatrical stage on which all material phenomena occur and like the stage is causally inert. — TheMadFool
Truthfully, I find your writing quite clear, but you didn't succeed in making TMF's writing intelligible. Probably because it's not. — Metaphysician Undercover
cause--->change--->time (you questioned earlier in your OP about the beginning of Time) — 3017amen
Relative to the human condition, do you think cause, change and time, can be explained in a concrete ontological way (problem of universals/properties)? Maybe worth exploring in another thread.. — 3017amen
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