How would you explain time to a six year old?

[harry chickpea]

Originally Posted by Chemistry_Guy

Time is a measure of the state of order/disorder of the universe. What we perceive as forward in time indicates an increase in disorder.

And you expect a six year old to grasp the concept of entropy as it relates to time in a non-linear fashion? I guess that would be right after they learn nuclear physics...

[Willsson]

Well Harry, it might be easier to just stick with tick tock...

Which reminds me. Fox is in negotiation with Jack Bauer to bring back 24. Now there's a lesson in time. The only thing that beats Jack Bauer is an Astronaut, but only in space.

Tick Tock Tick Tock Tick Tock... BOOM

[Lunar Delta]

I would say that time is what keeps events from happening all at once.

[emcee squared]

A fluid movement of life or things? If I think hard enough, time will begin to confuse me, as well.