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Irreversible Flow as Time  — Physical Laws, Regularity, and the Structure of Continuous Self —

Yoshino, Shiho
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Time is not merely a segmented construct of human consciousness, but an irreversible, one-directional flow generated by physical laws. We exist as continuous beings drifting within this vast stream. Past events are not “stored” somewhere; they are embedded in the flow, continuously shaping the structure of our present selves. This paper explores the Arrow of Time — the fundamental reason time only moves from past to future — and distinguishes between subjective temporal coordinates (length, depth, and breadth) and the objective cosmic flow. By integrating scientific perspectives such as entropy, causality, and time dilation, it illuminates how the irreversibility of time enables the continuous self and provides the foundation for depth and sustainability in human experience and creation.
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