Possest Chronotopography: The Filtrational Topology of Calendar and Clock

This pre-print presents one of the foundational works in the ongoing development of the Possest–PQF model. Possest Chronotopography redefines time not as an independent dimension, but as the derivative effect of intensity filtering. From quantum physics and early-universe cosmology, through biophysics, neuro-filtration, and affect, to literature, cultural criticism, and political analysis — the same operational principle applies: calendars and clocks are not measurement tools, but membranous devices that regulate event accessibility, and power operates primarily by controlling rhythms rather than imposing content. This version includes a dedicated section on the concepts of an-arquia, exceção, and espectro by Andityas Soares de Moura Costa Matos — not as citation, but as inspiration — re-framed within the PQF topology as active filtrational operators capable of reorganising accessibility structures. As a pre-print, this work is part of a wider process where capturing movement and direction is more important than final form. It is intended both as a theoretical statement and as an operational manual for intervention in the governance of time.