Time, a three-directional Dimension I
Keywords:
3S 3T, three-directional time, arrows of time, quantum mechanics, double-slit, experiment, entanglementAbstract
This paper revisits the concept of multidimensional time, extending discussions to incorporate orthogonal time dimensions ? and ? alongside the familiar linear t-axis, in resemblance to space and its intimate intertwinement with time. The presented framework explores how time's multidimensional nature might interact with spatial dimensions and quantum phenomena such as superposition and entanglement. Rather than redefining the arrow of time, this work underscores the need to broaden our perspective on time as multidirectional. By questioning certain conventional views about time’s nature and representation, this model advocates for a forward-moving perspective that aligns with quantum mechanics. Though experimental validation remains a challenge, the model lays a foundation for further theoretical exploration and discussion.
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