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Technical companion examines time concepts and their relation to physics, outlining theoretical implications.
This technical companion paper presents the principal conceptual and technical structure developed alongside TIME = THE UNIVERSE’S DATA MANAGEMENT, Book I. It examines the distinction between structural time and measured time, the operational role of recurring physical processes in clock-time, the proposed concepts of SP1 and SP2, and the hypothesis of pre-field DATA order. The document also identifies the relationship of the proposed framework to established physics, its present limitations, its requirements for mathematical formalization, and the conditions under which its propositions may eventually become testable, revisable, or rejectable. This document is a technical companion and preprint. It has not yet undergone external peer review. It should not be treated as an established physical theory. Authors: Ekarach Chandon and Unyanee Mooksombud, Independent Researchers. Analytical and editorial assistance was provided by Scholar GPT under the direction of the authors. Responsibility for the document and its claims remains with the authors.
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