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I'm not a physicist but I'd suggest you see time as something tangible such as mass or speed instead of something so abstract. That's how the
variable becomes easier to use and understand.
I can't really answer your question with certainty but since time is a variable, just as mass and speed, then I would have to say; absolutely.
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