Historian of Science and Technology

The article explores the ontological nature of time within a multivector universe, examining how human consciousness acts not only as an agent embedded in time but as an architect capable of shaping temporal trajectories. By comparing classical (linear and cyclical) models of temporality with a multidimensional approach, the study proposes a vision of time as a field of possibilities co-created by human choice and perception. It addresses transformations in the understanding of free will and historical subjectivity within nonlinear temporal structures, integrating philosophical, cultural, and scientific perspectives to propose a novel methodology for rethinking history in an age of global transformations.