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https://mindsightproject.wordpress.com/unevenness-of-time-and-space/
Some basic thoughts on the two concepts rooted in psychophysical limitation. There might be some small hiccups here or there, but I reckon the whole feels decently consistent.
Key points:
- In a truly materialistic physics, one would expect for time and space to be seen as manifestations of matter by default, rather than having to reach for extreme states to subject spacetime to material influence.
- In consequence, time can be expected to "flow" unevenly (in reality change does occur that way), and possible instances of this can be indicated.
- Both the geometrical point and the instant in time can be critiqued as supposed/assumed 0-dimensional objects.
- Presentism is undermined by the flaw underlying the concept of temporal instant, leaving the growing block and eternalism as contenders.
Not to mention other distinctions drawn in the article.