The Nature of Time and Quantum Theory

Time is explored through the lens of both classical physics and Einstein's theory of relativity, which portrays time as a dynamic entity closely tied to space rather than a static backdrop. This concept suggests that time can vary depending on relative motion, impacting not just mechanical clocks but also biological processes. Furthermore, integrating the Everettian interpretation of quantum theory introduces intriguing complexities and potential solutions to perceived time travel paradoxes, such as the grandfather paradox. Embracing the notion of a multiverse is presented as a way to resolve these paradoxes, reinforcing the idea that time is experienced and measured differently across various dimensions.