Expansion isn't happening with time, Time is happening due to Expansion -True or False?

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"Science begets knowledge, opinion ignorance.
Gibsense, just the first para has me worried:

"Time is the result of changes in the universe’s volume."

Changes take place in time, as in before . . . . . . and after . . . . . .

How can time be the result of changes, which are in time order?

Surely changes take place in time.
State A occurs at time 1.
State A is changed to State B at time 2., obviously after State A existed.
Hence the change takes place in time. The change happens during a time interval.
Something happens to cause a change. Opening a door . . . . . . . closing a window. The change is not initiated by the movement of a minute hand on aa clock. The change is caused by some person opening the door. Opening the door is the decision of the person - not the decision of the minute hand of a clock.

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