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Clock This: Discovering Eternal Structure in a World That Never Repeats

Mar 10, 2026

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abstraction, ai, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, epistemology, essay, intelligence, learning, machine learning, mathematics, metaphysics, philosophy, philosophy of science, physics, reality, relationships, science, self-awareness, self-knowledge, space, spacetime, time

Mark Tracy Imagine living in a world where patterns repeat in a meaningful sense—but never in exactly the same way. The Sun rises every day.The Moon goes through phases.The seasons return each year. But if you look closely, these cycles do not line up perfectly. The lunar month does not divide evenly into the year.…
What Is Prior to Time and Space?

Jan 6, 2026

Core Philosophy, Essays

abstraction, Einstein, math, mathematics, metaphysics, ontology, philosophy, physics, science, space, spacetime, spirituality, time, topology

by Mark Tracy The physical notions of time and space—whether understood phenomenologically or theoretically—are ontologically posterior to the co-arising notions of demarcation and abstraction. By saying that one thing A is ontologically prior to another thing B, I mean that A is necessary for B to be intelligibly conceived at all. It is equivalent to…

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