The Absolute Philosophical Theory of Time, Existence, and Decision-Making: A Neuro-Philosophical Paradigm Refuting Classical Physics and Metaphysics

This paper introduces a revolutionary neuro-philosophical framework challenging the human perception of time and free will. It posits that due to inherent biological neural latency, conscious observers exist permanently within a "relativistic fiction"—an interpreted past masquerading as the present. In contrast, the "Absolute Present" exists independently as unmanipulated cosmic raw data. By establishing the concept of the cumulative neural error and proposing the Law of Frame Invariance, this theory systematically dismantles and refutes classical concepts including Wheeler's Quantum Observer, Einstein's Block Universe, Deterministic Fatalism, and Radical Solipsism, offering a bulletproof reconciliation of empirical science and metaphysical absolute reality.