A Brief History of Time-lessness (r2): "Does Time exist?", "What is Time?","Is Time-Travel possible?" - We examine how all these questions may be unfounded, if everything is 'timeless'.

"Does Time exist?", "What is Time?","Is Time-Travel possible?" , and,
"How could Relativity's finding be legitimately interpreted without loosing any of it's essence, and without the hypothesis of 'time' "?

Instead of taking "the problem of time" head on, and from a biased point of view, "A Brief History of Timelessness" explores a key question, that does not seem to have been noticed, let alone 'noticed and dismissed', by popular science.

The question is, "What if the universe 'just' exists and changes?".
What if, as things move and change, there is no temporal past, created 'behind' us and no 'temporal future', headed into?

And, if it is the case that - everything is 'just happening' 'now'- , matter just moving changing and interacting, integrating and disintegrating in countless directions around us, (in warped space, and at dilated rates as per Relativities findings), would the constant change we see all around us, and 'within us', be enough to mislead us into wrongly assuming a 'past' exists, and thus time?

Simplistic, or far fetched, as this question may sound, as it is examined systematically, objectively, logically and scientifically, in 'A Brief History of Timelessness', the findings seem to address, simplify and dissolve all of the observations currently taken to suggest a thing called 'time' exists, including Relativity, and 'Time Travel paradoxes' ... Timelessly.

Matthew Marsden.