B-theory seems very appealing. I know very little about it, but what I have learned certainly seems more consistent with what physicists have discovered about reality. A question occurred to me:
If all observational perspectives are equally valid, each one having an observation (experience?) of time relative to that perspective (and it seems like that may be the case), what sort of observational perspective (if any, this may be incoherent) could theoretically observe multiple perspectives simultaneously?
If all observational perspectives are equally valid, each one having an observation (experience?) of time relative to that perspective (and it seems like that may be the case), what sort of observational perspective (if any, this may be incoherent) could theoretically observe multiple perspectives simultaneously?
