Non-Linear Time theory departs from hologram theory-Zeno's Paradox 450 B.C.

Hologram theory (1990), Zeno's Paradox (450bc approx) tell us that the universe may well be an illusion. While this doesn't stop us from living in Newtonial/Relativistic space, it does mean that we have the ability to source from our universe to a far greater extent than we've done to date.

While originally I attempted to reconcile Einstein's theories of time with Hooft's ideas of hologramatic space (only later was I told that Zeno had conceptualized this some time (2500 years) previously.  These observations, however, led to their own demise.

First, it became clear that time appeared quantum.  Quantum time in turn is observed to have conservation of dimension between "space dimension" and "clock time" dimension.

This means that rather than being a linear universe, i.e. a projection; the universe is more like a system of points which have coordinates which change due to the linearity of time and can stop changing are return to what appears to be a non-pulsing singularity of time in non-linear non hologram time theory.

Imagine a single out of time dimensionless point giving rise to everything that is in the universe.  Not a series of quantum times, but something that we can only identify as all times embodied in a single non-linear time.  While we can imagine a million non-linear times, this is counter-intuitive since there is no "space" for them to be together.  Logic, in other words, for our universe, has very little to do with non-linear time logic.

I will not dwell on the quasi-religious nature of such a time point, at least not in this entry.  The fundamental questions are "what this is time" and whether we have the ability to control it, or even control our own thoughts and actions.  And, of course, these question also require we explore what the singularity is like.

This is fairly simple conceptually.  Einstein, however, didn't have Hologram theory to help point him in the right direction and Zeno was hidden by clouds of history from everyone except the most brilliant Greek philosophers (one of whom pointed it out to me).  Therefore, he accepted space as part of space time which allowed him to completely miss the point of why light it affected by gravity and how all the forces come together.

Once you realize that time creates dimension (Einstein couldn't see this)  and that dimension creates energy (couldn't see this either) and that energy creates matter (he started here) you can see that gravity, if gravity is the tendency of matter to become non-linear, would affect both matter, energy (as Einstein knew) and space itself (seen at black holes and everyone sees this now, but they failed to see that it was the result of time becoming non-linear and instead remained mired in space.

And now you have the rest of the story, as it were, at least according to non-linear time theory-noting there is much left to read.