THE NEW PARALLELOCHRON

 

The past and the future are real because they point the direction of the flow of time

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PHILOCHRONY IS A SCIENCE

A science is composed of true knowledge verifiable by experience. Philochrony proposes that time is magnitive and also proposes the Becoming-Duration Duality.

Magnitive time is objective, subperceptible and measurable. We verify the continuous succession of irreversible changes (becoming) that go from the past to the future through the present. Becoming is objective.

We verify that events have a start (before) and an end (after). The duration is subperceptible.

We also verify that watches give us an accurate measure of the passage of time.

As for the becoming-duration duality we verify that there is no becoming without duration and duration without becoming.

For a time I considered Philochrony as a theory, but that limited the study of Philochrony, which is the science that describes the nature of time and proves its existence.

Chronology and Chronometrics are disciplines of Philochrony

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, USA

THE BECOMING-DURATION DUALITY

This is a revision to the concept of becoming-duration.

Time is the duration of things subject to change (becoming) that determines periods and epochs. The concept of time encloses those of becoming and duration. Becoming is the continuous succession of irreversible changes that go from the past to the future through the present.

Duration is the permanence of things in reality from a beginning to an end. This is the complexity of time. The becoming and durationc complement each other to constitute time. Becoming without duration is eternity. In watches the movement of the hands is the becoming and the numbers and marks are the duration.
Time is not only what we read on a clock, we must think about the concepts of becoming and duration.

A summary of time is that it flows (becoming) originating the different intervals (duration).
In conclusion, time is a duality: becoming-duration = time. Spacetime is a mathematical structure invented by Albert Einstein based on the equation t = d/s, where s is the speed of light or c.

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, USA

TIME IN PHYSICS AND PHILOCHRONY

This is the first time that I relate Physics and Philochrony regarding the subject of time. For physics, time is what clocks measure (Albert Einstein). According to Wikipedia, time is the physical magnitude with which the duration or separation of things is measured. But these definitions are incomplete because, what do clocks measure? Time. With this we would fall into a vicious circle. In the definition of Wikipedia, what is duration ? For some physicists, including Julian Barbur, time is an illusion, it does not exist. Isaac Newton resorted to a metaphor to explain time. Newton said that time is like an invisible river in which everything happens. Physics is about material and tangible objects, and time is intangible. Time is imperceptible and unobservable to physical equations.

For Philochrony time is derived from the word interval. So time is the distance or separation between two sequential moments one of which occurs before and the other after. For this reason time is 1D sequential space.

It is already known that time is magnitive, that is, objective, subperceptible and measurable. It is objective because the intervals are real. It is subperceptible because we do not perceive the intervals at once, but we see the beginning before and the end after. It is obvious that it is measurable by means of periodic phenomena.

In conclusion:
Physics provides the tools to measure time, clocks. Philochrony proves the existence of time and provides a theory about its nature.

 

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, USA 

TIME: 1D SEQUENTIAL SPACE

First, time is the 1D sequential space created by the continuous succession of irreversible changes bounded by a beginning and an end. The changes go from the past to the future through the present creating the 1D sequential space 1D SS). You might think that the ES 1D is an illusion, but it is objective and it is what the clocks measure.

A time interval is a 1D sequential space created by the succession of changes. The beginning and end of the changes are the frame of reference in ES 1D. The measure of the ES 1D is the length of the interval. Time is done on changes, which are its indicator. In ordinary 3D space (3D EO) the points are fixed, static. Objects move in it. The coordinate axes are the frame of reference.

Although the concept of space is used to explain time, these are independent entities. As we have already seen, the points of space are static and the changes dynamic. Time is a continuous doing, changing.

In conclusion:

1) Time is equal to ES 1D (subperceptible), but different from changes (perceptible).

2) ES 1D is the nature of time.

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, Estados Unidos

PHYSICS OF TIME

Physics is the natural science that describes matter and energy and their relationship to space and time.

Changes are the indicator of time. An indicator is the device or signal that communicates or reveals a fact. Changes are characterized by having a beginning and an end, which is an interval. Time measurements are based on periodic intervals, so time is a physical quantity. 

We observe time through changes, so time is subperceptible (magnitive).

The consequences of the greatest magnitude or amount of time are aging (humans), growth (plants), material decay, disorder (entropy) and the replacement of the old by the new. This is the Law of the passage of time. 

In addition to being magnitive, time is irreversible. It is this principle of irreversibility that prevents travel into the past.

Intuition is the method I have used to reach conclusions in Philochrony.

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, Estados 

BEYOND TIME AND DATE

This is a revision to Philochrony's approach to time.

Every day we handle the measurements of time: the time and the date  But what is behind the time and date, and in general the measurement of time? Time is the duration of things subject to change delimited by a beginning and an end. Time is a physical quantity because it can occur in greater or lesser quantity. Let us remember that time is magnitive because it is objective, subperceptible and measurable. With the measurement of time we have an exact notion of the time elapsed or that which is about to elapse. If it were not for the measures of time each person would have their own measure and there would be no consensus on the time that passes.

Time has always been measured with uniform periodic phenomena, such as the motions of the Earth and the Moon. The invention of the clock and the calendar are the instruments that have most influenced the life of man in societies to be more organized.

The philochrone person is one who understands and accepts the ideas set forth in this topic.

Elvis Sibilia, Florida, Estados Unidos