A cake does not exist until it is made, or created. I have the ingredients and can make a first time cake claiming it did not exist before I made it BUT the materials were already here.

E = MC2 This is it do date, The energy in an atom is captured in this equation. All atoms or to go deeper, all quarks and meuons and so on, were created from the energy of creation itself.

Yes the earth is made of 14 billion year old energy and stuff. Atoms were formed after the initial big bang , within seconds of course but the energy that bonded the electrons and such was from the initial bang No way around it, all matter and energy has never lessened or increased since creation itself. We merely take notice at different stages.

All atoms and all energy came at the big bang, the transitions from dead stars to new stars to new gas from an expired gas is all within the circle of life we see as time, 14 billions years is what we have measured to be the age of the stuff we are made of, Einstein did not claim time to be the fourth dimension, however he asserted the space/time entity as the so called or assumed dimension. Membrane theory calls for more than a dozen dimensions. All energy at the time of creation still exists today and may be in another form of recognition but it is the same. It is 14 billion years old, The earth is only 4 billion years old and is made strictly from material created in the universe

Again, without time there is nothing, time is a concept that we humans measure but is it truly there
When we view life from the perspective of analyzing it via the human mind , we always get stuck on measuring an event. We need to stop thinking as humans do and use the energy we all have and that is a timeless mixture of atoms in various congregations.

Well, I completely disagree with you. You are abstracting too much and driving wrong conclusions. First of all, we observe starts since Ancient Greece (probably, even earlier). Galileo Galileo mastered the use of the telescope and more accurate observations could be done since the XVII century. Moreover, differently than your example, stars were not born the same day, nor the same century, nor the same millenium. There is a huge span of time and stars of different sizes and type were born in massive nebulae since the beginning of the universe. They have a life cycle that have been observed (and of course demonstrated), by looking their emissions (electromagnetic emission such as light, infrared, UV, and much much more). Explosions of stars into super novas have been observed, quasar found. Sorry, your example is too simple that cannot hold in this case. And I am not an astronomer, although I am a scientist.

Astronomers' brief snap-shot view of the stars brings to my mind about Gaia billion-star map mission that is still underway. Gaia will take the brief 5-year snapshot of couple catalogues of mappings which might be completed about 2018 or 2019. The catalogues would be used to compare selected millions of stars' positions to compute how our Milky Way galaxy evolved and find other possible predictions. The 5-year span is quite a brief snap-shot like the one-day brief analysis of trees in the forest by philosophers as narrated above.
I do believe in still productive findings by a brief snap-shot analysis by good scientists. Thank you.

AS we see the universe it appears that time is the factor. Observing light that existed billions of years ago becomes very special with the tools to break light into different frequencies Observation over time reveals what effect time has on things. Without time there is nothing to measure,
Since our beings are based on time this is the only method we have, Now, presently, we realize that space/time is an entity within itself and we live in this entity.

A new school of thought believes that the entirety of the universe relies solely on electromagnetic principles. "The Electric Universe".

Tip: Google before you ask...

as I understand it, by use of a gas Mass Spectrometer, that can tell the shift in the material of the star, and thus tell how far along it is its life cycle, as the "color" is of course subjective. The lines arent. some stuff about temperature is also involved. It is mindblowing. It must be amazing to see it at an accelerated rate, if you somehow could. Geologic time would be nothing at that scale.

What is the point of this post?
Astronomers work completely differently from how this little tale tries to imply and they have worked for quite a bit longer than a day, allowing lots of intelligent people to come up with testable theories and precise instruments that allow to measure things most people do not even know exist.
Bonus point: they are astronomers and physicists and not philosophers.