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First of all, you cannot perceive time, as it is not an ostensible existent.....Hence my point about it being an abstract concept....Do you comprehend the notion of abstraction in this context?
Yes but my argument is that it is.
What we can perceive is matter & matter in motion, in all it's various manifestations. We then infer the existence of space through which we both perceive those material objects & their movements; & through which we ourselves move thru in our own bodies....Space is in fact the invisible silent partner, not time.
Take away all the senses and time is all the human mind can perceive. Free of all the distractions of matter and movement.
But again there is an important distinction between any ability to perceive and measure time and the reality of time's existence outside of the human mind.