Peace told us:

The onus of proof is on you to prove that time runs anywhere.

No, time doesn't "run" anywhere. No more than length or width or depth "run anywhere".

There is space. There are objects. There is change in position of objects in space, and we apply an abstract thought to that change, and "measure" it by time. Time itself does nothing; it's a way of understanding what is.

Thus, time is literally the "fourth dimension"--the first three being the familiar three dimensions, and time being the fourth way we can measure what is.

Dave Oesterreich

Dave Oesterreich