Generic Time theory

Generic Time Theory and Universal Time in Physics

Generic Time theory proposes a new model of time in the universe: Generic Time T as an observer-independent physical reference, and local process-time τ as the time expressed by clocks, atoms, photons, and physical processes.

What the idea separates

GT separates the underlying reference T from the local processes that express time.

Why it matters

This makes it possible to ask whether difficult explanations in relativity and quantum physics become simpler when the reference changes.

A turbulent river helps explain the need for a fixed reference. When every drop and current moves, rotates, and influences the others, fixed points on the riverbed make the flow possible to describe. GT proposes Generic Time T as a similar underlying reference for time.

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