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Hi, Here is a brief summary: Time is often treated as a dimension, a flowing measure, or a backdrop for physical events. Constant Time Theory (CTT) instead proposes that time is the fundamental reality itself, and that everything we observe—space, structure, motion, thought, and change—unfolds withi...

That makes a lot of sense. I agree that intellect opens up the range of choices available, but also consider that you would not have any choices available to you without memory, which must play an important part of an individuals free will. Therefore, memory is the key component to having free will,...

Hi All As a new member, I'm finding my way around the forum to see if this is an appropriate place to discuss a theory of constant time that I have been working on. I also hope to engage with people and demonstate how Constant Time Theory (CTT) can offer credible answers to many of the widely known ...

This feels like what you are saying can be explained more simply by the flow of time. As no change can occur without the flow of time, and for any kind of continuity there must be a temporal flow.

I think a great way to gain insight into the true nature of time is to consider a thought experiment, What if Time Stopped?

If Time stopped, does matter and energy still exist?
If so, does it serve any purpose as no change can occur?
What remains without Time?