EVOLUTION IN PHILOCHRONY

Evolution is the gradual development, growth or advancement of things or organisms.

The philochron evolution (PE) is the principle that reduces all changes to evolution (perceptible) and duration (imperceptible). The PE is present in all sectors of reality, natural and social.

There are two classes of PE: outer and inner. The outer PE can be monotonous and variable. The inner PE are the changes that matter undergoes at the atomic and subatomic level.

Examples of monotonous PE are: heartbeat, river current, etc. Examples of variable PE are: bird flight, human behavior, cloud formation, etc.

Let's think about a movie. The movie has an evolution and a duration (time). We perceive the evolution, but not the duration.

The measurement of time or duration is purely mathematical. Different from time are, for example, length (we see one meter) and mass (we feel one kg).

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TIME DESNATURALIZATION

The concept of space-time originates from the multiplication of time times the speed of light (c), converting time into distance. Time is a dimension of space in the Theory of Relativity. This conversion was carried out by Albert Einstein to adapt his theory and make it appear credible.

Time has a sequential dimension: duration.

In the equation S = d / t the speed of light denatures space and time. This is like a chemical phenomenon. Space and time react creating space-time. Some ideas of Relativity are out of Physics. Something similar happens with Quantum mechanics.

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RELATIVITY IS A MAGNITUDE

We have that:

1- The time at low speed is TLS or abbreviated l.

2- The time at high speed is THS or abbreviated h.

3- An observer in TLS (A) and an observer in THS (B).

Relativity is equal to l - h. R = l - h

If l = 20 s and h = 8 s, R = 20 s - 8 s = 12 s.

If l = h then R = 0.

Relativity for observer A is the same as for observer B.

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PREDICTIONS OF PHILOCHRONY

Philochrony predicts that:

1- No change no time.

2- Change is present in all areas of reality, from the macrocosm to the microcosm.

3- Time flows continuously from the past to the future. Continuity is the physical quality of time.

4- All beings (objects and phenomena) have a beginning and an end.

5- The duration of beings is measured by the regular time, which has an uniform rhythm and is periodic.

6- Time is magnitive, that is, objective, imperceptible and measurable.

7- There will always be people who doubt the existence of time.

8- Travel in time is impossible. We have had no visitors from the future.

9- No living being would survive traveling at a speed close to that of light (c).

10- The life of living beings ends with death. There is no life after death.

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PHILOCHRONY ANSWERS 2

Asexperia said: “Physics teaches us that time is a fundamental magnitude and that is relative”.

Bufofrog said: “Nope. Physics teaches us that time is a dimension”.

Asexperia said: “Time is a dimension in the Theory of Relativity and you have to use the speed of light (c) to convert time into distance. With spacetime Physics does not explain the nature of time. Physics just explains c.

Now we have regular and irregular (relative) time. By the way, the light year is a unit of distance not time”.

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PHILOCHRONY ANSWERS 1

- Asexperia said: “With regular time (uniform rhythm and periodic) we obtain the duration (measure) of all phenomena”.

- Write4U said: “However I am troubled by your assumption of "regular time". Regular in relation to what? Time is by definition a variable measurement and its "emergent duration" is governed by gravity and speed, which in turn are relative measurements.

The only regular time is associated with the existence of the universe as a whole. Newton's time

But afaik, there is no separate dimension of "regular" time which is used to measure events. As with all expressions in nature, time is a relative commodity. There are as many individual relative timelines as there are measurable objects and each is measurable only in relation to some extant "frame of reference". 

- Asexperia said: “Time is regular within an inertial frame of reference. The relative time is an irregular time and the duration of phenomena that have a beginning and an end cannot be obtained”.

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