The Conceptual Error of Time: Why the Current Understanding Cannot Be Correct

This study proposes a framework in which change is described without treating time as a fundamental dimension. Instead, systems evolve through structural transitions and intrinsic speeds that determine how their states unfold. By examining physical, biological, and cognitive processes, the model shows that temporal phenomena can emerge from these internal dynamics rather than from an external temporal axis. The chapters outline the conceptual foundations of this approach and demonstrate its applicability across multiple domains. The work ultimately suggests that time may be an interpretation of change, not its underlying cause.