Todd Roshong’s Reviews > The Order of Time > Status Update

Aristotle…came to the conclusion: time is the measurement of change. (P.63)

…time is “absolute, true, and mathematical,” assumed by Newton (P.67)

There is a structure of reality that *is* the gravitational field; it is not separate from the rest of physics, nor is it the stage across which the world passes. (P.78)

Not only is there no single time for different places—there is not even a single time for any particular place. (P.40)

The temporal structure of the universe is…also made up of cones. (P.48)

The difference between past and future [lies in] the natural disordering that leads to gradually less particular, less special situations. (P. 30)

The difference between the past and the future refers only to *our own* blurred vision of the world. (P. 33)

Entropy…is nothing other than the number of microscopic states that our blurred vision of the world fails to distinguish. (P. 34)