timeAntaeus
Time Antaeus is a theoretical concept within certain speculative physics frameworks that attempts to reconcile the subjective experience of time with the objective, measurable nature of time in physics. It draws an analogy to the Greek giant Antaeus, who was invincible as long as he was in contact with the earth, his mother. In this analogy, the "earth" represents the fundamental fabric of spacetime or some underlying physical reality, and "Antaeus" represents a localized observer or system experiencing time.
The idea posits that our perception of time's flow, its directionality, and its rate might be intrinsically
This concept is not part of mainstream physics and remains highly speculative. It explores questions about