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jocarren
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Hi, I'm new in the forums, actually I registered to ask this question (I have these wild, often ridiculous ideas).
Is there a fundamental relationship betwen the probability of ocurrence of an event and the flow of time around that event?
I mean, imagine an isolated space where some type of events can occur randomly, if we asume that the most probable events will occur earlier than the less probable ones, can we relate the passage of time with that probability distribution?
Put in simple terms: is time a perception of a probability distribution of events in our universe? (More probable events happened before and less probable ones will happen in the future).
Is there a fundamental relationship betwen the probability of ocurrence of an event and the flow of time around that event?
I mean, imagine an isolated space where some type of events can occur randomly, if we asume that the most probable events will occur earlier than the less probable ones, can we relate the passage of time with that probability distribution?
Put in simple terms: is time a perception of a probability distribution of events in our universe? (More probable events happened before and less probable ones will happen in the future).