Chapter Title: (53) Solipsism-01

In the philosophy of time, there are two theories. The A Theory, and the B Theory. The A Theory describes the flow of the future, present, past in the way that something moves from the future to the present, and that after something happens, it recedes into non-existence, The B Theory is the belief that there is nothing distinguishable about the past, the present, and the future. That they are all equally real, and time is tenseless. The three are different in the way in which humans understand them - the future exists, but we just know less about it. The B Theory is more widely accepted than the A Theory for many reasons, but one of them is a simple question. How fast does time pass? Saying one hour per hour is not a proper answer, and there is no other one, so this argument concludes that there is no real proof to the idea that time 'passes' at all, or that it moves backwards like one would think of something in the past. Marley has studied the