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Tuesday, December 17, 2013

THE PHILOCHROANALYSIS

The philochroanalysis is the philochron analysis of reality.

The reality is composed for beings and phenomena. Beings (as well as living and nonliving) are classified in bodies and objects, and phenomena are continuous changes experienced for beings. The phenomena form a continuum. The becoming (to become, to be born) gives origin to all beings and phenomena and time supports their continuity in the reality.

As I explained in another message we count time taking for reference uniform regular periods. The duration (subjective) is the elapsed time in an interval a-b (moments) abbreviated d = t, a-b.

The process of philochroanalysis is as follows:

becoming-being-phenomenon-time-ending (phenomenon or being)
............... beginning (of the being or the phenomenon)

Friday, December 6, 2013

QUANTIFICATION IN PHILOCHRONY

FORMS OF QUANTIFICATION

a) To count: The subject counts objects, events and periods one by one or in groups. These periods may seem to the subject shorter or longer according to his/her age or experience. This subjective assessment is duration.

b ) To measure: The subject applies the method of comparing an amount with a corresponding unit in order to find out how many times the first contains the second .

c ) To calculate: The subject performs operations with numbers using the formulas of equations. The formulas are often used in Physics, Astronomy, Statistics, Chemistry, Economics, Accounting and Engineering.

The subject counts or measures directly or indirectly with the help of an instrument or not. The subject counts indirectly the days of the year with the help of the calendar. Clocks and timers count the hours, minutes and seconds then we interpret as duration.

To count is a form of quantification, but not a proper measurement. In the duration, subjective, we compare an interval with an unit of time. To do an objective measurement of the time this should be reversible, but that is impossible. We are limited to count similar periods and therefore we use the duration.

Friday, November 22, 2013

THE SPACE-TIME IN PHILOCHRONY

- When I refer to the time I think about the becoming-time or the objective flowing time.
- Space is the means that allows objects to acquire a certain shape. Space is more understandable than time.
- The philochron space-time is the combined means of three dimensions more the change (movement) that is present in the entire universe. The mass of a celestial body bends the philochron space-time around it causing gravity. This idea is a hypothesis taken from the Theory of relativity.
- The relativistic space-time is a four-dimensional object, because Relativity considers time as a dimension of space.





Figure 1:
There is only space and matter. The body "c" receives a force, but this does not move because there is no time.

Figure 2:
Where there is time there is movement. "c" moves from "a" to "b".

Figure 3:
Imagine a planet in a universe where there is no time. The space is not bent by the action of the star.

Figure 4:
Where there is time the star curves space.

I speculate saying that the big bang originated the time. Before the big bang, only the matter and the space existed.

Monday, May 27, 2013

THE DASEIN IN THE PHILOCHRONY 1

"Dasein (German pronunciation: [ˈdaːzaɪn]) is a German word which literally means being there (German: da - there; sein - being) often translated in English with the word "existence". It is a fundamental concept in the existential philosophy of Martin Heidegger particularly in his magnum opus Being and Time. Heidegger uses the expression Dasein to refer to the experience of "being" that is peculiar to human beings. Thus it is a form of being that is aware of and must confront such issues as personhood, mortality and the dilemma or paradox of living in relationship with other humans while being ultimately alone with oneself."


Friday, May 24, 2013

TIME SYNDROME AND ITS PERCEPCION

TIME SYNDROME

The symptoms of the time syndrome or "aphilochrony" are:

1 - The belief in an immortal soul.
2 - The belief in an eternal life after death.
3 - The belief in reincarnation.
4 - Have the feeling of immortality in life.
5 - Try to do several things at once.
6 - The dream of time travel.
7 - Do not understand the becoming-time duality.

THE POSSIBILITY TO PERCEIVE TIME

Someone has said (in Spanish): 
"Time is the comparison of processes of change. If the universe had a single watch would not have time."

To perceive time is necessary to compare two events that have a simultaneous start. Eg.: we understand when is 15 hours (3:00 PM) because we have compared the movement of the hands with the midday sun. The becoming-time duality meet what we have proposed here: the comparison of two processes of change.

Thursday, May 23, 2013

WHAT IS THE PSEUDOSPACE?

The pseudospace consists of those theoretical or artificial structures which have some similarity to ordinary space.

The pseudospace is constituted by the cyberspace, the relative concept of space-time and the transchrony. I only refer to the space-time and not to the whole Theory of relativity.

"Cyberspace is a word that began in science fiction literature in the 1980s, was quickly and widely adopted by computer professionals as well as hobbyists, and became a household term in the 1990s. During this period, the uses of the internet, networking, and digital communication were all growing dramatically and the term "cyberspace" was able to represent the many new ideas and phenomena that were emerging."


THE SPACE-TIME


Sunday, May 19, 2013

ILLUSIONS OF SPACE AND TIME

ILLUSION OF DEPTH: CUBE (3D)



ILLUSION OF THE FOURTH DIMENSION: TESSERACT (4D)



ILLUSION OF THE DIRECTION OF TIME: CLEPSYDRA TIMER (1D)

BEFORE (PAST)




AFTER (FUTURE)