In fact, there is a way to explain time. Each observer does not experience a single holographic screen, but a multitude of holographic screens, forming layers as we move away from the observer. The 3D world is thus made up of an inconceivable number of intersecting 2D surfaces, all of them conforming to the speed of light ratio, so that the same events that allow the spatial representation of the world allow a temporal representation of its evolution, since spatial distances are always related to specific time intervals by the speed of light ratio. Space and time are two sides of the same coin by virtue of the speed of light.