Heidegger is an absolute occasionalist and has no theory of time

time is a mental construct.
take away the clocks, calenders, numbers and dates, and you're merely left with everything as everything is. constantly changing, shifting, arriving and leaving.

the real time is transformation

>>9032714
What has happened to those who, like Heidegger, have tried to find their ways in immediacy, in intuition, in nature, would be too sad to retell—and is well known anyway. What is certain is that those pathmarks off the beaten track led indeed nowhere.

>>9032740
no clue as to what you just said

>>9032714
degenerate center-left undergraduate relativist detected.

Time is real, tense is not.

>>9032699
Read concept of time by him, mostly because it seems you didn't get after the first part of Being and Time.

>>9032927
heidegger is shit m8, very third rate