This work develops the Invariant Temporal Ordering Framework to reinterpret temporal phenomena, suggesting a new understanding of time and physical processes.
This work presents the Invariant Temporal Ordering Framework (ITOF), in which time is interpreted as an invariant ordering of physical states rather than as a dynamical variable. Observable rate variation is attributed to system-dependent physical processes, while temporal ordering remains invariant. The framework preserves agreement with established empirical observations while providing a structured reinterpretation of temporal phenomena.
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