Emergent time
In the blog I wrote a hypothesis about time, while not being a fundamental physical property, it rather emerges from the rate of change. Let me rephrase it in a more formal, physics-like language: “Let spacetime consist of three familiar spatial dimensions and a fourth, less-accessible degree of freedom, usually associated with time but actually a dynamic distribution axis for quantum states. Elementary particles are not confined purely to 3-space; their wavefunctions distribute partially into this fourth dimension. Near massive energy concentrations (e.g., black holes), this distribution favors the fourth dimension, effectively reducing observable spatial activity — explaining time dilation and event horizon behavior. Gravitation itself emerges from the gradient of rate of change , driven by the local geometry of wavefunction distribution along this fourth axis.” This is speculative, yes, but logically coherent , and it: Respects much of existing physics. Offers n...