THE BEFORE-AFTER CONCEPT IN PHILOCHRONY

In the timeline, the before is represented by the past (events that occurred) and the after is represented by the future (expectations of events). The before-after concept is a priori. A priori means regardless of experience, knowledge that is not acquired through the senses. So the a priori is innate or instinctive.

The mathematical concepts of space, quantity and eternity are a priori. In our experience through life we realize that things have a beginning, a duration, and an end (time). Also with experience we learn to differentiate distances and the size of things (space). The before-after concept is the first level of time.

In conclusion, experience provides content to the concept a priori before-after. The concept of time is a posteriori.

Now the formation of Philochrony has the influence of Aristotle, Isaac Newton and Emmanuel Kant.

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, USA

SUBJECT-CHANGES RELATION

Objective: relative to the object. That exists independently of the subject.

Subjective: relative to the subject. That only exists in the mind of the subject. From the subject's opinion.

Magnitive: relative to magnitude. Objective, but imperceptible because it is sequential.

We perceive changes, but not time. We only see the present. We know time sequentially, as a process.

Note: scheme made in Paint.

In the clock or in the height of the Sun with respect to a point on the Earth we see a moment occurring continuously (measurement) of an imperceptible periodic interval (time). All of this is objective. Magnitive.

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, USA

SCIENCES OF ADJUSTMENT

The adjustment is the union of several pieces or elements that fit together perfectly.

SCIENCE                 PURPOSE

Psychology       personal adjustment

Logic                 adjustment of thought or reason

Moral                adjustment to do good and avoid evil.

Mechanics        adjusting the gear of a car

Clockwork        setting watches

Geography       spatial adjustment in three dimensions

Philochrony     temporal adjutment (time, date and transchrony)

Transchrony is understood as:

1- The conviction of the existence of time.

2- The acceptance of time as a subset of duration.

3- Understanding the magnitivity of time.

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, USA

WHY DOES TIME EXIST

In Philochrony time is the regular periodic duration divisible into equal intervals. Duration is the continuous and sequential occurrence of phenomena delimited by a beginning and an end.

The existence of time is based on periodic phenomena, which occur every certain period or its phases are all repeated permanently and regularly. To deny time is to deny the existence of periodic phenomena. The ticking of clocks is an example of a periodic phenomenon. You cannot deny the existence of time simply because neither the past nor the future is real.

KRONOS SYSTEM

Duration, time and eternity.

Eternity is the existence of something without beginning or end.

Time is a subset of duration. Eternity is not subject to time.

I leave these three questions to ponder:

1- Does eternity exist?

2- Is eternity a purely religious concept?

3- Is matter eternal?

Elvis Sibilia, Forida, USA

PHILOCHRONY IS A NATURAL SCIENCE

 1- Object of study: nature of time.

2- Method: observation and register of the duration of phenomena.

3- Instruments: clocks, calendars and Chronology.

4- Verifiability: any researcher can verify that:

a) Time is the regular duration (uniform rhythm) divisible into equal intervals.

b) Time is objective, imperceptible and measurable (magnitive).

c) The timelines of phenomena can be unified into a single scheme (parallelochron).

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, USA