"The Logical Case Against the Existence of Time"
Modern physics suggests time may be an illusion, and philosopher J.M.E. McTaggart argued that time can be proven unreal using logic alone. He proposed two ways to arrange events in time, the B-series and the A-series, but concluded that neither can capture time. Philosophers continue to debate this issue, with A-theorists trying to redefine the A-series, B-theorists accepting the B-series as reality, and C-theorists suggesting that time has no direction. Despite the lack of scientific findings, McTaggart's logical argument has sparked ongoing philosophical discussion about the nature of time.