Relational Chronon Dynamics: Mohid's Theory of Time

Mohid’s Theory of Time proposes that time is discrete, composed of indivisible units called chronons, forming a causal network. Interactions among chronons give rise to emergent spacetime geometry and define the arrow of time. This framework contrasts with General Relativity’s continuous time, explains quantum state collapse, and predicts regulated black hole cores that avoid singularities. Diagrams illustrate network structure, temporal dynamics, and the microscopic mechanisms underlying the arrow of time.