Time is invented so everything wouldn't happen at once

Reading my heritage book, someone asks him about time, and he said, but you think the clock strikes several times, but really, I think it only strikes once, and it really touched me, it really touched me, just to elaborate. Why did you do that? In time to elaborate, or about time, it's just about that it only strikes once. Yes. So let's not say I'm elaborate. No. Suppose you were deposit fresh, because I don't feel like I should say I'm elaborating on money, because it might sound a bit different. That's a history. The idea of change is not fundamental to what is dependent on an interpretation of what is. So if change itself is not fundamental to our reality, then the notion of time itself falls apart, because if nothing were changing, there is no concept of time. So time is just, you know, either the joke, time is inverted so that everything wouldn't just happen at once.