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Bridging Quantum Mechanics and Relativity with Temporal Flows One of the biggest challenges in modern physics is reconciling quantum mechanics with general relativity. These two theories work exceptionally well in their respective domains—quantum mechanics at the smallest scales and relativity at large scales—but their mathematical structures seem incompatible. My model of temporal flows offers a natural way to bridge this gap by showing how the two frameworks emerge from the same underlying principles. At its core, my model treats temporal flows as the fundamental structure of reality, more primary than space itself. These flows interact in discrete steps, governed by simple rules that determine how they merge, reflect, or separate. The key realization is that while these interactions are inherently discrete at the smallest scales, they give rise to continuous behavior at larger scales—mirroring how molecular dynamics transitions into fluid mechanics. This transition is the missing l...

Temporal Physics For years, I've been working on a model that challenges how we traditionally think about time and physics. It can be difficult to wrap your head around the idea that space, time, and the forces governing the universe might be far more intricate than what we've been taught. My model of temporal physics reimagines our understanding of the cosmos, focusing on the flow of time and how matter and energy emerge from its dynamics. In this post, I'll break down the core ideas of my model and explain how it diverges from traditional physics. The Core Idea: Time as a Dynamic Flow At the heart of my model lies a radical idea: time does not flow linearly. Instead, it consists of discrete, interacting "flows" that I refer to as temporal flows . These flows are responsible for the phenomena we perceive as space and matter. In my framework, space isn't a passive backdrop but a dynamic structure that emerges from the interplay of these flows. Time isn't ...

The Least Multiplication Principle in My Model of Temporal Physics In the exploration of my model of temporal physics, one of the key aspects I've focused on is how flows within time and space interact to create the structures we observe—especially particles and emergent phenomena like the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR). The underlying framework of my model suggests that interactions between these flows, particularly those governed by phase and amplitude, are governed by a principle of minimalism: the least multiplication principle . This principle, grounded in the idea of minimizing unnecessary computations or interactions, naturally arises when looking at how space and particles emerge. Temporal Waves and the Emergence of Space In my model, space isn’t a pre-existing backdrop or static construct. Instead, it emerges from the interaction of temporal flows. These flows are dynamic fields of temporal waves, where each flow is linked to a field φ \varphi  and its gradie...

Temporal Flows and Evolution In this, I aimed to work on how my model predicts the formation of particles through the interactions of temporal flows. My goal was to refine the details and highlight the key insight that flows are linear. As you’ll see, this linearity is crucial because nonlinear effects don't significantly alter the outcome as traditional models might suggest. Essentially, we're dealing with very small values of flows that accumulate over time, and this process remains consistent across the simulations I ran, supporting the idea that the dynamics work out similarly despite the complexity. Core Principles and Fundamental Equations 1. Temporal Flows and Evolution: Evolution Function L ( ϕ , ∇ ϕ ) : L(\phi, \nabla \phi): ϕ ( t + Δ t ) = ϕ ( t ) + L ( ϕ , ∇ ϕ ) \phi(t + \Delta t) = \phi(t) + L(\phi, \nabla \phi) Quantization in Planck Time: Temporal flows are quantized in steps of Planck time t P t_P , ensuring discrete evolution steps. This highlights how f...