Kamilla Czastka Painting

Zeit - Raum - Raumzeit

257 days, 2 hours ago

Time captures all the parallels of all things in a single moment. I believe time is a factor that enables us to sort things according to their sequences. We have adopted the rhythm of cosmic movements as a point of reference to establish a sense of "simultaneity." We humans need this to gauge our own decay.

Definition of Time:

Decay also needs a process in "time" to transform. Since the building blocks like and connect with each other differently, each particle has its own development process. Time roughly defines the number of movements and allows us to interpolate.

Time is therefore the sum of all movements, allowing us to extrapolate the future. We created this factor as a measure of change. We need this unit for calculation, like liters or meters.

When you look at the fundamental level of reality, it actually happens "anyway," completely without the factor of time: at the very smallest level of the quantum world, there are no clocks and no arrow of time [b4]. There are only particles and fields interacting with one another. Particle A collides with particle B, and from this, particle C emerges. This is a pure process of change. We humans observe this process and say: "That took 1 second." For the particles themselves, it is simply a physical relationship, an interaction. It happens because the forces are there, not because time passes.

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The Structure and the Relational Network

I see and understand our structure in everything as an eternal transformation of particles. Specifically, from the essence of the smallest, indivisible elements. We are basically swimming through a density-space and creating smaller density-spaces. Like a fractal.

For me, space is not a rigid, material entity, but a dynamic network of relationships. 
Particles possess a social code and organize themselves in a clear structure: 
Nucleus – Space – Effect.

A (The Nucleus): The energetic center (e.g., the proton).

B (The Density-Space): The active zone of communication. This is where fundamental forces and messenger particles (like photons) operate. They are the actual "social glue" that mediates selective attractiveness in the first place.

C (The Periphery): The outer limitation of the effect.

C and A have a direct connection that simultaneously strengthens or weakens both parts. 
If the communicative density-space (B) disappears, the system collapses. A and C collapse into each other to the point where they would have to nullify each other out of plus and minus—a zero that does not mean nothingness, but 100 percent primal potentiality.

Energy and motion arise from the urge to connect. The more connection, the more mass, hence also more potential energy, and the more development and transformation. Symmetry is important because it stabilizes through balance. It is vital to complement each other. Mass does not last forever; decay follows, and then it starts anew.

Eternally.

This relationship itself allows existence to happen in the first place. If there is only a single "something," then it is not truly real. It only becomes existent when a second "something" registers it and enters into an interaction with it.