La Teoría de la Eternidad Infinitesimal: Ontología del Instante y Crisis del Tiempo Secuencial

This paper develops the Theory of Infinitesimal Eternity (TIE) as a radical critique of sequential and linear conceptions of time. Moving away from classical metaphysics—which defines eternity as either an infinite duration or a transcendent immobility outside time—the TIE proposes an ontological inversion: eternity is the absolute density compressed within each infinitesimal instant of experience. Drawing from phenomenological and post-structuralist insights (Husserl, Bergson, Heidegger, Deleuze), this study analyzes how sequential time operates as a mere cognitive interface developed for biological survival and narrative identity. Furthermore, the paper addresses the contemporary technological crisis, demonstrating how technological acceleration acts as an ontological anesthetic that fragments attention and prevents access to the real density of the present. Ultimately, the TIE reframes the notions of identity, death, and existence within an absolute, non-sequential present.