Time as a immensely rapid series of moments chained together by conditioned dependence, is a conception of time which may well achieve an experiential verification, but this verification applies only to the concept, that is its viability as a foundational concept for a class of experiences, but not as an ultimate reality since such a concept is only possible as a response to the pre-given nature of time. Only the complete identification of the experiencer with temporalisation itself could point to that reality. Being-time can 'resolve' as a succession of infinitesimal moments or as a continuum, or as a pure illusion, and so in itself is al of these and none of these.