Some years after his theory of relativity changed our fundamental understanding of the concept of time, Einstein wrote that
What he meant was that timekeeping as we understand it—the seconds, minutes, and hours meted out to us precisely by our...
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"there is no audible tick-tock everywhere in the world that can be considered time."
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