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A structural theory of phenomenological flow grounded in irreversible time and commitment succession, modeling temporal asymmetry and identity as monotonic contraction of admissible futures.
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Temporal Experience & Phenomenological Flow

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Temporal Experience & Phenomenological Flow
by Riaan de Beer (2026).

The canonical, citable version of this work is published on Zenodo and should be referenced using the DOI above.

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de Beer, R. (2026).
Temporal Experience & Phenomenological Flow (v1.0).
Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18623153

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This work develops a structural account of phenomenological flow grounded in irreversible time. Temporal experience is derived from commitment succession, where commitments are formalized as persistent reductions of admissible futures within a partially ordered constraint topology.

Strict monotonic contraction induces asymmetric continuation conditions, generating the directional character of experienced flow. Distortions of felt duration arise from divergence between metric duration and accumulated state-space reduction. Identity continuity is defined as preservation of constraint topology across succession.

The framework is substrate-neutral and does not depend on biological, psychological, or implementation-specific assumptions.

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  • The paper is complete and not under active development.
  • No revisions or extensions are planned for this version.

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