What is measured by a clock as time?

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The exploration of time in this work challenges traditional notions by distinguishing between divine time and local time, as discovered by H. A. Lorentz. The author argues that local time is secular and discrete, requiring sentience and intelligence for its creation. This perspective undermines concepts like time travel and divine time, while also questioning the Minkowski equation that links space and time. Ultimately, the narrative shifts from viewing history as a linear progression of time to understanding it as a series of interconnected events with antecedents and consequences.