The Origin of Time Perception and the Holographic Universe
The Origin of Time Perception and the Holographic Universe As many people know, every individual's perception of time is different. In other words, a time interval that feels long according to some is short according to others. Well, if time is so relative, can we talk about the absolute existence of time? Since time is relative, shouldn't it have a beginning, or what does this concept we call time require in order to exist? Is what we call infinity actually an abundance of time, or is it the stopping of time? I mean, if the very concept upon which time depends ceases to exist, time itself will vanish; so, is infinity the state at the exact moment that concept disappears? What is that instantaneous state when time vanishes, if not infinity itself? If you wish, let this be enough questions and let us move on to the answers. Yes, time is relative, and time—as we perceive it—was formed thanks to the entropy emerging from the Big Bang. In other words, we can say that time, in the ...
