>>17757283
Alright, I'll try one last time. If you don't get it with this, you will never understand the B theory and this whole thing is pointless.
>A theory
There is a guy walking (lengthwise) along a strip of land 1m in length, but since the land behind him keeps passing out of existence and the land in front of him keeps passing into existence at the exact speed he's walking, he never steps off the strip of land. Think of it like a treadmill, except it's a strip of land. Next to him is a stake on wheels that rides at the same speed he's walking. It has a little monitor that displays the distance it's gone so far.
>B theory
There is a plot of land with stakes running along it lengthwise. The stakes are placed in 1m increments with distance from the first stake written on them. In front of each stake is a man frozen in place. Each man looks like a snapshot of a man taken mid-walk, with the sequence of men looking a bit like picrel. Each man looks at a stake and his mental state is frozen in place too - this mental state reflects the fact that the man sees a particular stake and that he labours under the delusion that he will somehow "pass" into being the man in front of him. This never happens, all men stand motionlessly and stare at stakes.
This is all I can do for you to help you understand the B theory of time.