Abstract
In the last part of Volume I of this work, arguments were adduced in favor of expressing the sum total of presently available knowledge in a logically and physically interpreted formalism whose basic universe of discourse coincides with the time-space continuum. If these arguments are cogent, then time- space, including its timelike and spacelike, components, must really exist since their non-existence would imply the non-existence of any physical entity. However, in view of the philosophic significance of the issue, I shall survey in this chapter a few independent arguments in support of temporal reality.KeywordsQuantum StatePhysical RealityQuantum ElectrodynamicQuantum TimeInertial Coordinate SystemThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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