It seems like I have discussed this before but a search reveals nothing on this forum.
IMHO:
When we speak of time, we are actually referring to a change in relative positions of two or more objects.
A change in relative position changes the definition of the entire universe, and the entire universe is in constant flux so we have a constant concept of time.
If the universe consisted of only one object, there could be no measure of time.
Time cannot be defined without using relative positions.
When the singularity expanded, everything changed it's relative position, thus the concept of time was created, but the concept is only a man made name for relative position change.
The fourth dimension of time is not necessary to define the universe, only the change in relative positions is required.
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