The Philosophy of Superdeterminism Proven by Time

The philosophy of superdeterminism is based on a single scientific fact about the universe, namely that cause and effect in physics are not real. The philosophy of superdeterminism is proven by time. If moving time moves, then moving time changes. If moving time changes, then moving time would require its own time to move, which contradicts the unitary nature of time. If time requires its own moving time, then time could not be moving and hence could not have its own moving time. Thus, time does not move, but rather is a static dimension. If time does not change, then future time must already exist because the present time cannot change into future time. If future time already exists, then the present cannot cause the future. Thus, a present event cannot cause a future effect, which means that cause and effect in physics are not real. Time needs time to move forward, but that requires two contradictory versions of time namely static and moving time. This contradiction proves that moving time is impossible proving that we must live in a superdeterministic block universe with a static dimension of time and without cause and effect in physics.