[deleted]
The block universe does not eliminate time at all; it simply sets the imaginary axis with measures in spatial units. This axis iCt of the four-dimensional space-time pseudo-Euclidean continuum is measured in spatial measures, and the speed of light serves as a coefficient for converting time measures into space measures. On this axis, the clock is marked, in accordance with the onset of future moments. Even if we consider future time to be already given in the structure of Minkowski space-time, we will not see there the future universe as such. Real events occur, happen, occur, are generated - and take their place on the axis of moments. On the infinite axis that goes into the future of the block universe, it's empty, but the universe in its genesis gradually fills the empty iCt axis with upcoming events moment by moment.
Best Regards,
Pavel Poluyan,
Polyan2002@mail.ru