[Preliminary Version] Temporal Desynchronization and Mental Disorders: A Scalar Reinterpretation through the Pure Time Theory [Update to Latest Refinements Pending]

This article proposes a scalar reinterpretation of mental disorders through the lens of the Pure Time Theory (PTT), a framework in which all physical, cognitive, and emotional structures emerge from a fundamental scalar field T_relax We introduce the concept of T_relax^individu, a localized modulation of this field generated by the unique rhythm, intention, and ontological alignment of each human being. Disorders such as depression, bipolarity, autism, and ADHD are no longer treated as dysfunctions, but as variations in scalar synchrony, distortions in how individuals resonate with the field of Time. We show that these distortions are not only conceptual but potentially measurable through dual atomic clocks and physiological biomarkers, offering a falsifiable path forward. By aligning emotional and cognitive experiences with the curvature of T_relax, this framework unifies psychiatry, neuroscience, and spiritual insight in a coherent, testable ontological structure. Healing emerges not through correction, but through reconnection, not by suppressing symptoms, but by restoring rhythm.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15482676
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Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond
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[Preliminary Version] Temporal Desynchronization and Mental Disorders: A Scalar Reinterpretation through the Pure Time Theory [Update to Latest Refinements Pending]

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond
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[Preliminary Version] Temporal Desynchronization and Mental Disorders: A Scalar Reinterpretation through the Pure Time Theory [Update to Latest Refinements Pending]

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Abstract

This article proposes a scalar reinterpretation of mental disorders through the lens of the Pure Time Theory (PTT), a framework in which all physical, cognitive, and emotional structures emerge from a fundamental scalar field T_relax We introduce the concept of T_relax^individu, a localized modulation of this field generated by the unique rhythm, intention, and ontological alignment of each human being. Disorders such as depression, bipolarity, autism, and ADHD are no longer treated as dysfunctions, but as variations in scalar synchrony, distortions in how individuals resonate with the field of Time. We show that these distortions are not only conceptual but potentially measurable through dual atomic clocks and physiological biomarkers, offering a falsifiable path forward. By aligning emotional and cognitive experiences with the curvature of T_relax, this framework unifies psychiatry, neuroscience, and spiritual insight in a coherent, testable ontological structure. Healing emerges not through correction, but through reconnection, not by suppressing symptoms, but by restoring rhythm.

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