CHAPTER  4

TIME

Time - Updated July 2026

It is very unfortunate that Einstein came up with the idea of 'time'. That it was actually accepted and is now part of the current understanding of cosmology... Because it is essentially the biggest BS answer of all time as an answer to how the cosmos works... He set us back 200 years... 120 years at the time of this writing with 80 to go before we can get rid of all his ideas, thoughts, writings, and so called 'theories'... If we start now.

Einstein imagined time up to explain relativity, which he did not understand back then. He created time as an analogy to what is truly happening, classic physics proven scientific fact.

So I hope to convince you that time does not exist.., because it does not exist.

It is not a causative factor for anything that happens in the cosmos. One needs to disregard any so called fabric, curvature, calculation, or measurement ever made that uses 'time' or 't' as a factor.

And voila, everything will fit together like a hand in a glove. No paradoxes, no loose ends, no unexplained phenomenon. It all becomes clear once one dumps the concept of time and replaces it with what is truly going on.

Time does not slow.., but Atoms do...

While 'time' does not exist in the cosmos, we humans and other living beings do have a 'sense' of time here in Earth's inertial frame of 'at rest. In two ways. The first being society's means to keep track of the Earth's position in relation to the sun. So that we can all sit down to dinner together... Or to get to work before the boss.

The other is our memory. The biological hard drive that records each of the instantaneous 'nows' our senses are privy to. Each of these 'nows' is a snapshot of where every atoms in the cosmos is at that moment, as they constantly move through the cosmos. Past nows are gone, never to be repeated. Future nows have not happened yet. There is no contiguous 'time' flowing in the cosmos. We can however go back years and years to recall what has happened in our personal past. Just the same as watching a video consisting of individual 'now' frames. But watching a movie is certainly not time travel... It’s all there in our memory, most of it at least. Sometimes data is lost or corrupted. But it's not time in any case. It is simply a personal record of what we've seen, done and learned in our daily lives. It is a survival mechanism... We need to find our way home at night. To know who we are and our place in the world. Along with lots of miscellaneous stuff, like knowing grizzle bears are not looking to play. I'm sure all other living organisms have a similar sense too. We all have memories. We learn. It is a survival mechanism in our heads. We saw what happened to Fred when he tried to fly like a bird off that cliff. Now we know not to do that, eh? :)

We know we got up this morning, we know we did a lot of things in sequence, we learned as we went. Maybe more some times than others. But it is just and only that.., a memory. Like a computer with a hard drive that records data that can be recalled, played back, researched, whatever. But it isn't time making it happen. You have your memories, what has happened to you in the past.., a sense of who you are now, and where you are physically in the world you know. What is around you in particular and from your place in space, so you can find the light switch in the dark and your way to and from the store, and everywhere else you've been. You've lived your life and learned everything you know. It's all in your mind. You are conscious. You have your consciousness and I have my mine. They are not interchangeable. There is no connection... Nor does the cosmos need either. It's already home.

We wouldn't be here if we didn't have a memory, but it is not time. It may seem and feel like time is passing, but it's an illusion.

So this book rejects any and all reference to the non-provable, faith based, and imagined concept of time. We exclude all circumstantial evidence, all so called supportive math, and all other reasons people believe that time is a tangible entity, force, or anything else to do with reality.