Julian Barbour

Some physicists went even further with this theory.

Julian Barbour, in his book The End of Time, argues that time doesn't exist as a basic feature of reality at all.

What exists, he says, is a vast, timeless set of possible configurations, and he calls them nows.

What we experience as time and motion is just the relationship between those static configurations held together by a mind that's capable of remembering more than one of them at once.