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Abstract
Keywords:
1. Introduction
2. Universal Space Is Time-Invariant
3. Discussion
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- Material change (motion) run in time-invariant space
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- Motion does not require time, it requires only space
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- Time is the duration of motion when measured by the observer
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- We experience motion in the frame of inner linear psychological time
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- We are projecting inner psychological time into physical reality and we see the motion happen in physical time which is not there
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- Observer has the ability to stop out of inner psychological time and experience motion as it appears in the sight. Eyes see motion happens in space only, not in time.
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Perception of motion happens in NOW. We experience time-invariant space as NOW. This NOW is the only physical reality that exists.Universal changes run in NOW. When change X+1 enters existence, the change X is not in existence anymore. When change X+2 enters existence, the change X+1 is not in existence anymore.
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- Experiencing universal changes in some linear physical time is an illusion created by the neuronal activity of the brain.
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- The observer is beyond the neuronal activity of the brain that generates psychological time. Observer is the function of consciousness itself which has a higher ontological reality as psychological time [14]. The observer has the ability to become aware of the constant flow of inner psychological time. This insight also solves hypothetical time travel. CTC is only a mathematical model and one can travel in a mathematical model only in his mind. Observer/consciousness can observe and develop experiential distance from the scientific mind. An observer can use his scientific mind as a tool and the mind should not influence the creation of the scientific model. A conscious observer is aware that CTC is only a mathematical model and has no corresponding counterpart in physical reality.
4. From Space-Time to Time-Invariant Space
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- The distinction between the past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.
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- The only reason for time is so that everything doesn’t happen at once.
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- Time and space are modes by which we think and not conditions in which we live.
5. Conclusions
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