Re: Humans can't observe time. Even less, the pass of time. Science is an illusion.

I repeat:
Humans have no abilities to OBSERVE the pass of time (or its flow, which
is the same.
In the case of spatial dimensions (xyz), we have such sensorial
capabilities.
But in the case of TIME, which is a human construct, our brain CAN'T
REGISTER TIME (at any given instance) NOR IT CAN OBSERVE HOW TIME FLOWS,
even looking themselves in a mirror.
The cognitive capabilities to register time that we might have are
ILLUSIONS that rapidly FADE AWAY. Our brain can't process such
information and, even less, REGISTER (through observations) how time
flows within and around us, even when we chose a TICK large enough (say,
1 second lapse per observation). We don't understand what HAPPENS
BECAUSE EVERY CHANGE AROUND US is in the past, and we CAN'T PROCESS THE
THREADS OF PAST OBSERVATIONS as it if was a movie played in reverse,
choosing intervals at will.
So, time IS AN ILLUSION, as well as any result that we might observe in
a graph f(t). WE CAN'T REPRODUCE WHAT THE GRAPHIC CONTAINS, SO WE CHOOSE
TO BELIEVE IT'S TRUE.
Nobody, here or anywhere, can contradict THIS FACT.