A New Look at the Place of Human Perception in Change, Movement and Time and its Role in the Existential Worlds

Abstract

Philosophers have accepted the principle of the existence of change in motion and time abroad and have tried to provide an acceptable analysis of it. One of the fundamental questions about change, movement, and time is whether the connection seen outside is a description of external facts or human perceptions. Leading research deals with the fact that connection is not only an external description but also perceptions, and on this basis the theories of philosophers, whether positive or negative, are challenged. What is certain about the changes in the universe is that perceptions are constantly received, but that this connection is also a description outside the mind is not self-evident and needs to be proven. As in the discussion of time, what is obvious is the gradual feeling that is perceived and makes time for people, but that the flow of description is also out of the mind needs to be proven. Such an interpretation of change, motion, and time plays a crucial role in explaining theological and philosophical issues such as the existence of time in the extraterrestrial worlds, such as the world of example and the world of intellects, the contraction and expansion of time, and the analysis of narrative arguments about time in other worlds. Among the results of his research is that 1- By including the perceptual description in the truth of time, a single truth can be done at different times for individuals. 2- The existence of time in the world of example and the world of intellects is a reasonable thing. 3- The contraction and expansion of time can also be philosophically analyzed according to the perceptual role of human beings.

Keywords

• change
• move
• receipt and expansion of time
• the time of the existential worlds
• time relativity
• perceptual description