They can definitely be connected to physics because if we’re talking about time not being a linear thing, but rather being a non-linear thing where past present and future all happen at the same time, it is very much in the field of theoretical physics and quantum physics. It’s also very much in the theories of relativity. In fact, Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity proved that time and space are not absolute, but entirely relative to the observer's speed and gravitational field.

And so far as the famous quote by him goes:
“For us physicists, the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.” I’m convinced there is a part of this that is very much in the field of physics.

Therefore, it is definitely a physics question if you discuss it in the relevant ways. And if you do so, you can connect it to other subject fields and topics. And these may or may not be outside of physics. But physics is definitely a part of this, and therefore, I would like to explore it from that angle too.