Questions readers ask about time
Reserve a page for selected genuine submissions and clearly labelled editorial questions, each connected to deeper reading.
REALITY & TIME · EXISTENCE AND THE WORLD WE EXPERIENCE
Questions dialogues and author notes
Explore questions dialogues and author notes through questions connecting temporal order, change, experience, and the interpretation of reality.
Articles in this collection are being developed. Begin with the existing reading below, or visit the first Reality & Time essays.
14 planned topics in this collection
Questions readers ask about reality
Collect approachable questions about existence, appearance, and explanation, with answers developed and reviewed individually.
Questions connecting the books with physics
Plan responses that distinguish standard physical results from the author's interpretations and research proposals.
Questions about Ibn al Arabi and time
Prepare a source-based question collection with exact passages and transparent translation choices.
The author's research journey
Outline a future first-person account based on verified milestones and the author's own recollections.
Why a particular question matters to me
Reserve space for author reflections explaining the motivation behind a selected research or textual problem.
A substantive objection and response
Plan a fair presentation of a real criticism, an attributed response, and any remaining point of disagreement.
A conversation about time with a physicist
Propose an interview format centred on one technical question; identify a guest only after an actual invitation and agreement.
A conversation about becoming with a philosopher
Propose an interview exploring definitions, disagreements, and connections with physics, without inventing participants or statements.
A conversation about translating time
Propose a dialogue on difficult temporal vocabulary using specific passages and documented editorial choices.
Notes from a reading-group discussion
Reserve a page for an actual session's questions, agreed clarifications, and unresolved issues, published with participant consent where needed.
What changed my mind about a question?
Plan an author-reviewed reflection on a documented revision of interpretation or argument.
A contributed research or reading note
Provide a future format for a named contributor's calculation, textual analysis, or critique with editorial review and references.
The monthly Reality letter
Plan a concise digest of newly published articles, reader questions, and relevant book or paper links.