ER: Existence, Reality and Time (Reading sample)

ER: Existence, Reality and Time is a philosophical book that advances the project first initiated in Time Explained. Where the earlier volume introduced the central intuitions and initial architecture of Existential Realism (ER), this work moves decisively into its conceptual core. With both analytic precision and conceptual clarity, it examines how existence unfolds strictly in the present, how reality meaningfully relates to past and future, and why becoming—rather than static being—must anchor any adequate theory of time. Addressing questions left open in its predecessor, the book refines and strengthens the framework of ER, presenting a coherent temporal model that brings lived experience and scientific understanding into systematic alignment.