Time might only exist in your head
The argument is deeply flawed.<p>1) A term doesn&#x27;t become imaginary just because it turned out to be physically more elaborate than its initial meaning.<p>The concept of time never vasnished. It just changed a bit. It is still one of the axes of spacetime.<p>2) The logic itself is flawed. Saying &quot;Time might only exist in your head ... because of spacetime&quot; is like saying:<p>* &quot;Magnetism might only exist in your head ... because of electromagnetism&quot;<p>* &quot;Electricity might only exist in your head ... because of electromagnetism&quot;<p>* &quot;Atoms [meaning: individable parts] might only exist in your head ... because of electrons&#x2F;protons&#x2F;neutrons&quot;<p>3) Even from a purely philosophical view, pointing out time here is meaningless. Every word describes a concept, a model, so anything including spacetime might exist just in our heads. Pointing that out specifically for time makes no sense.