The Role of Time Dilation for Consciousness

Nergis Ustoglu

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Nergis Ustoglu

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There will be no sense of consciousness, time concept and perception of change as long as the momentary coding of now in the external space does not co-exist with time dilation. Exact linear coding, at best, could be a copy of the outer space, but it does not contain consciousness. The spatial properties of the system enable spontaneous and instantaneous experiencing time and motion. The structuring in the micro-environment, which is different from what our senses can perceive, has a different and relative 'time' of this universe. This space and time create the information called consciousness.

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The Role of Time Dilation for Consciousness. (2018). Global Journal of Medical Research, 18(K3), 1-3. https://medicalresearchjournal.org/index.php/GJMR/article/view/1521

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