just a measurement.... does a inch exist?

Time is but a human made construct, nothing more nothing less.

Time is a man-made quantity. Time cannot be observed by the senses, whereas both distance and motion can. So I claim that only distance and motion (speed) are natural and time is man-made. Physicists have it wrong. They say distance and time are natural quantities and speed is the man-made quantity defined as distance divided by time. This is as wrong as can be! But you can't tell tell them that. I've gone in scientific sites and tried but they won't listen. What's more, they won't explain why. They just write you off as an uneducated ignoramus. Regardless, the truth is that time is a man-made quantity, and it should be defined as distance divided by speed. The reason it works the way scientists do it is because the way they "define" speed, by speed = distance/time is mathematically equivalent to the way it should be, to define time by time = distance/speed. But the way we measure time is to observe something moving through a distance at a constant speed, whether it's a sundial or a clock. Even the cesium clock of the National Bureau of standards depends on cesium vibrating. But what is vibration? Motion through a distance! So a clock depends on a constant motion through a distance to operate. However a speedometer does not need a built-in clock, for it operates on electromagnetism. But you can't tell that to a scientist, so don't bother trying. They'll just say you're dumb without giving any explanation. Grr! LOL

Hi,
For me time exists but only in the moment, as 'Jean Paul Sartre said;
'The Past is The Future'

Isn't time just a description of a moment, mostly so it can be referenced? Wouldn't it seem hard to argue it doesn't exist?

History would be so difficult without some construct to let you know what events happened and when.