EXPLAINING TIME AS THE POSITIONAL RATE OF CHANGE PERCEIVABLE BECAUSE OF MEMORY.

EXPLAINING TIME AS THE POSITIONAL RATE OF CHANGE PERCEIVABLE BECAUSE OF MEMORY.
There exists a state of, and therefore zero point of, energy in the universe. There exists a zero point of the rate of change in the universe -and therefore a zero point of time regardless of its system of measurement. There exist differences in energy density in the universe that causes a variation in the rate of change at that point in the universe. There exists a relationship between the rate of change and the slower rate of human memory formation that lets us perceive change. This is why time is experienced as constant at a position in the universe and why time is perceived as relative at different positions of the universe, while time is consistent at the zero point of change throughout the universe where the rate of change of the quantum background is not otherwise affected by the presence of density. The only thing interesting here is why density and its absence cause variation in all physical processes, and this itself appears to be caused by the maximum rate of adjustment of the quantum background as density increases. Which is, of course, eminently logical, given that all existence that persists consists of portions of the quantum background in spin, causing density and the forces that emerge from it.

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