Time is the modulation of readiness, not a container for becoming.
Once potential is framed as readiness, temporality itself must be reconsidered. Traditional models treat time as a linear dimension in which events occur — a measure external to the processes of the universe. In a world of inclined ability, however, temporality is the tensioned unfolding of readiness, the dynamic modulation of potential as it seeks articulation.
Each act of actualisation is a local relief of this tension. When readiness inclines and ability finds a compatible context, the potential resolves into instance. But the past is not merely precedent, and the future is not merely awaiting; both are moments of inclining readiness. The universe does not progress in time — it manifests its readiness through time.
In this view, temporality is relational, not absolute. It is the modulation of inclined ability, a measure of how readiness stretches, contracts, and resolves. The cosmos does not exist in time; it becomes through it.
Time is thus the rhythm of reality’s leaning — the pulse of potential seeking expression.
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