Time
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The time is a world’s property to change, that is, the motion of its objects from point to point in space. The physical time flows only forward, from a cause to an effect, with the same rate over entire volume of the physical space, so that this rate cannot be measured.
The local anomalies of the time flow are related to psychology and parapsychology.
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