The idea that time has its origin in entanglement is based on the preposition that “internal observer”, “external observer”, “coordinate time”, and “proper time” are theoretical models of the world which have a counterpart in the physical universe. Bijective epistemology based on the bijective function of set theory confirms that these models have no counterpart in physical universe; they are pure theoretical inventions on which we cannot build a consistent scientific theory. The idea that time could have its origin in entanglement does not have enough theoretical and experimental basis to be taken seriously as an adequate model of the physical world.
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Time, Entanglement, Space-Time, Special Relativity, GPS System, Presentism, Cosmology
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