The concept of time is the foundation of the modern human's perception of the world. However, new scientific discoveries, starting from the study of the daily experience of the alternation of day and night and the succession of seasons, to the acceptance of the International Date Line and the enigmatic equations of the Theory of Relativity, quantum mechanics, the theory of parallel worlds, and the theory of timeless folds, propose new principles that radically reshape the classical understanding of the concept of time.
Calendars and clocks insist on presenting time as an uninterrupted flow. However, black holes reject the notion of the flow of time and present it as lifeless.
In the final analysis, the new scientific theories astonishingly resemble the older philosophical perceptions that referred to timeless phenomena such as prophecy, reincarnation, telepathy, etc.
This book offers new perspectives on the perception of reality and concludes that time is subject to expansions, contractions, and folds.