From Angus Martin
In Michael Slezak’s article on time, what a delight to find cosmologist George Ellis arguing that “the passage of time [is] one of the most fundamental features of daily life” and “the whole process of doing science depends on time rolling on” (2 November, p 34).
If physics thinks it has killed time, good luck to it. As a simple biologist, I heave a sigh of relief at Ellis’s statement.
Camberwell, Victoria, Australia
