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A brief comment on Carlo Rovelli's view of "time". A couple of the posts suggest that Carlo does not want to eliminate "Time" in all cases - just QG Time. This is not really what he says. Carlo distinguishes between [T]ime which is a fundamental variable, and [t]ime which is a variable that is essentially derived from relative motion. In fact he argues that Time does not exist in the universe - period. General relativity does not require a fundamental T, nor does Quantum Mechanics as formulated by the more general, atemporal, Heisenberg equations rather than the Schrodinger, Time dependent, equations. Carlo's views are far more radical, and promising, than the posts suggest. You might find our explanation and links at http://www.ws5.com/spacetime interesting if you want to look deeper into his amazing atemporal view of the universe. Carlo has expressed his general approval of the interpretation of his ideas that we present there.