WHAT IS PHILOCHRONY?

Philochrony (from the Greek philo: friend and khronos: time) is the formal science that describes the nature of time and demonstrates its existence. Classifies things according to their duration. It also exposes the Theory of Inexorability. The Philochrony is independent of any belief, dogma or organization of knowledge.

In accordance with their duration things are classified in: Eternal, durable, perishable, ephemeral, fleeting and nonexistent. 

a) The eternal things don't have beginning neither ending; like the matter. For the believers, God and the Paradise are eternal. 

b) The durable things last a lot of time. They are divided in: 
- Centennial, if they last among 100 to 999 years. For example, the fir tree and the saguaro cactus. 
- Millennial, among 1,000 to 999,000 years. The secuoya tree. 
- Millionaire, more than a million years. The geologic eras, the life of the planets and stars. 

c) Perishable things have a little duration; they last among one day to 99 years. The human being’s life. 

d) Ephemeral things have a short duration, some hours. 

e) The fleeting things have a very short duration, some seconds or fractions of second. The wink, the rhythm of the heart. 

f) The nonexistence is the lack of existence, no duration. The planet X between Mars and Jupiter. All things possess existence and essence.