Gerald James WhitrowThinkers

Immanuel Kant is wrong in his belief that the concept of time is a prior condition of our minds that affects our experience of the world, for different human societies have had different concepts of time and have assigned different degrees of significance to the temporal aspect of phenomena. ...instead of being a prior condition, our concept of time should be regarded as a consequence of our experience of the world, the result of a long evolution.

Time is, pace kant who thought it a prior condition of our minds that affects our experience of the world, a consequence of our experience of the world, the result of a long evolution, manifesting differently in different human societies.