In Philochrony, time is divided, for its study, into: time of duration (TD), time of sequential separation (TSS) and time of consciousness (TC). The TD measures the duration or age of beings from their beginning to their end. The TSS measures the distance between two sequential events or moments. The TC measures the psychological time. In TC, consciousness creates time.
The TD and the TSS are magnitive or physical. TC is subjective. Some thinkers who have supported the TC are: Aristotle, Immanuel Kant and Henry Bergson.
The word time, by itself, means sequential space, moment to moment and changes. The essential property of TD and TSS is their magnitivity.
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