Theoretical analysis models spacetime as an expanding archive of resolved past events, indicating a resolution to eternalist paradoxes and temporal asymmetry.
This work reconstructs spacetime as the manifold of resolved past events rather than a container of past, present, and future. The present is redefined as a generative operator that collapses unrealized configurations across beloskrasis, a fiat boundary separating possibility space from actuality. Time becomes system‑generated: the ordered sequence of resolved states produced by collapse. This model dissolves the contradictions of eternalism, clarifies temporal asymmetry, and provides the temporal substrate required for realist ontology, biomedical representation, and collapse‑resolution generative theories. By situating spacetime as a growing archive of resolved events, the framework offers a structurally precise account of temporal becoming.
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