This paper argues that time is not an independent entity but a logical reference by which living beings record changes of state within a system. Logic itself is not a substance but an abstraction of transformation. Where no change of state is possible—where there is no interval, no reference—time disappears, logic cannot operate, and mass–energy cannot be defined. Such a condition is termed “Non.” Non is not mere negation or void, but the structural region in which logical motion cannot occur. P…
Read moreThis paper argues that time is not an independent entity but a logical reference by which living beings record changes of state within a system. Logic itself is not a substance but an abstraction of transformation. Where no change of state is possible—where there is no interval, no reference—time disappears, logic cannot operate, and mass–energy cannot be defined. Such a condition is termed “Non.” Non is not mere negation or void, but the structural region in which logical motion cannot occur. Precisely because Non pervades the world, intervals arise through which motion becomes possible; through motion, information emerges; through information, Being is constituted. The paper reformulates the relation of Being and Non as structurally complementary and proposes an ontological framework integrating time, logic, and information within a single generative account.
