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From your POV, that's correct. Are you like Ian and are God or the ultimate arbiter of the Universe?
From your POV, that's correct.
Yes, time exists from my POV. What about your POV?
Do you believe photons have tiny thermometers? Can they predict the future movements and temperatures of all matter across the Universe?
Are you like Ian and are God or the ultimate arbiter of the Universe?
Just because we understand the current human knowledge of physics? No.
Why should a photon share your notion of "future", that's a fiction of time
So a photon can tell, now, what the temperature of all matter, everywhere, will be at all points in the future?
That's some smart photon!
The future is your fiction, a photon has no time
In this no time "non-fiction", how does the photon "know" the temperature and location of all matter?
If from your point of view, the distance to anywhere was zero, and the time for you to get there was zero, how could you not know the temperature and location of all matter?...if "know" is the word you must use...It never ceases to amuse me that you and a few others seem to be under the impression that objects must be intelligent in order to obey the laws of physics...I guess you think rocks must know which way is down from our point of view in order to obey the demands placed on them by gravity also....