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Thermodynamics and the Ontology of Time: Conservation and the Arrow in Block and Evolving Block Models

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Examines how conservation and thermodynamic irreversibility relate to block and evolving-block interpretations of time.

Scope & open questions

  • Does not rule out the block universe: it explicitly accepts its consistency with conservation and thermodynamics.
  • Arguments for an evolving block concern interpretation and explanatory preference, not an experimental discrimination.

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John Eonas. (18 September 2025). Thermodynamics and the Ontology of Time: Conservation and the Arrow in Block and Evolving Block Models (Version 2). Academia.edu. https://www.academia.edu/144018739/Thermodynamics_and_the_Ontology_of_Time_Conservation_and_the_Arrow_in_Block_and_Evolving_Block_Models
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