[Exploratory Version] The Universe as Temporal Field: Beyond Big Bang Cosmology Toward Scalar Reality [Exploratory Version]

This early formulation of the Pure Time Theory (PTT) models cosmic coherence, CMB isotropy, and redshift patterns through the local relaxation dynamics of a scalar measure T_relax(x^μ), avoiding the need for spacetime inflation or fine-tuned initial conditions. In its original framework, black holes were described as scalar discontinuities regulating temporal divergence, and variations in the universe’s apparent "age" were interpreted as evidence for multiple regional temporal origins. In the stabilized ontology of PTT Genesis vEN13, T_relax is redefined as a passive scalar measure of the geometry of the type-1 modal mass substrate, and all observers share a single absolute origin. Differences in perceived time arise from position within the conical stratification and local density conditions, not from separate beginnings. Black holes are now interpreted as geometric-spectral configurations defined by modal cohesion limits, with any large-scale homogenizing effects emerging from global substrate dynamics rather than from active regulation. This updated version includes a preface aligning the original text with the stabilized Genesis framework. It is preserved as part of the progressive revelation process that deepened PTT toward its purest origin, recognizing its historical role as a necessary step toward the fully coherent ontology.