Introduces a non-deterministic model of time that resolves the EPR paradox by eliminating non-locality in quantum mechanics.
This paper introduces a non-deterministic model of time as a three-dimensional structure comprising past, present, and future. The present is described as a superposition of all causal futures, with weights evolving deterministically, while the collapse into a single future remains non-deterministic. This model naturally resolves the EPR paradox by introducing a shared present for entangled particles, eliminating the need for non-locality or hidden variables. The framework is consistent with quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and relativity.
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