(Physics) TIME Well, time is fundamental because time must be fundamental, but o

(Physics)
TIME
Well, time is fundamental because time must be fundamental, but only fundamental at some zero point: a given rate.
The rate of time my vary from that zero point down to minimal time under some extraordinary conditions, or up to maximum time at equally but opposite extraordinary conditions.
We just can’t as yet produce the instrumentation to test it. It would be interesting to consider the possibiilty of producing a set of atomic clocks and placing them in everyting from one of the universe’s great voids, to one of the universe’s great stellar densities (black or if they exist white holes), and from slow to near light speed, and then to retrieve and compare them. Not that it’ll ever be possible but the thought experiment helps us imagine theories. 😉