General Theory of Temporality

This paper proposes a fundamental reformulation of gravity and physical forces as manifestations of temporal gradients, rather than spatial curvature or classical fields. It introduces the concept of real time as a variable flow rate that governs all processes in the universe—from quantum events to cosmic dynamics. Gravity is reinterpreted as a pressure between zones of different temporal density, and black holes are reframed as regions of fully halted time. White holes, in this framework, act as sources of renewed reality, potentially explaining observed cosmic acceleration and the emergence of young hydrogen. The model unifies physical forces under a single principle—time—as the ultimate driver of nature, offering a simplified alternative to General Relativity and a new lens for integrating quantum theory.