Non-linear time

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We tend to assume implicitly that

The clock ticks, objective time is this

B: Non-linear time

What each individual experiences

Experiencing the same past over and over again.

Discourses like "subjective time is not linear" are too abstract to convey.

Think more concretely.

For example, a Scrapbox page I wrote in the past surfaces for some reason, and I open it and read it.

At this time, from the page side perspective, a continuation of the past "when I wrote it" "when I closed the page" time

Note on change of perspective

Here, the subject and the object, "I" and "the page I wrote," are switched, and I am seen as the object from the viewpoint of the page as the subject.

The time line is continuing from the page perspective, and I as the object am changing my internal state with a few new experiences.

This page itself is it.

I wasn't really interested in time myself, but I thought blu3mo was interested in non-linear time - so I cut out the relevant part.

This "I just happened to see it" is B1.

At this time, I am a different person from the one who finished writing the last time and the one who read this time.

So there is a difference there (B2)

From these differences, new ones emerge (B3).

See two people with slightly different subject matter, the pages.

Last time I only introduced the concept of time in the Introduction to Gendlinian Philosophy

I didn't have much thought about time myself, so I ended up halfway through.

Moving on from this created state (B4)

I've been describing this from the perspective of the subject that is now the page, so I feel like the two zingers are not connected to my immediate past.

The human side is connected from the perspective of the subject.

I'm the one writing it out, doing half the thinking outside of my brain, so the thought process is half observable.

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