Original sentence: Another view is that time is an abstract mathematical concept that forms part of a conceptual framework fundamental to our thinking and talking about the universe (much like number).As such, time is understood as part of how we sequence events, quantify their duration, and compare motions of objects – rather than referring to any kind of entity that "flows".Commonplace conscious awareness of elapsing time depends upon the realization that something is moving or has moved.This view is held by philosophical conceptualists, idealists, nominalists, and other anti-realists
Edited sentence: A contrasting view is that time is an abstract mathematical concept that forms part of a conceptual framework fundamental to our thinking and talking about the universe (much like number).As such, time is understood as part of how we sequence events, quantify their duration, and compare motions of objects – rather than referring to any kind of entity that "flows" or that we "move through".This contrasting view is held in common by philosophical conceptualists, idealists, nominalists, and other anti-realists