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How many years have you actually lived? The answer might be ZERO.
This isn’t some weird philosophy—it’s a mind-blowing discovery from the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics. Three scientists proved that yesterday, today, and tomorrow all exist at the same time. Your 10-year-old self, your dying self, every version of you is frozen in the universe right now—you just can’t see it.
Think of your life as a book: the first page and last page are printed together, but you can only read one page at a time. And here’s the creepy part—physicists say you’re not even moving through time. You’re just a frozen snapshot, and your brain is tricking you into thinking you’re alive.
We break down the science: Newton’s absolute time, Einstein’s relativity (why moving faster slows time down—GPS satellites prove it!), and the block universe theory—where your entire life is a “frozen worm” in 4D spacetime. Then we hit the big one: the Wheeler-DeWitt equation has NO TIME variable. Time isn’t even a fundamental part of the universe.
But wait—if the future is already fixed, do we have free will? Quantum mechanics has the answer. The randomness of atomic decay might be the loophole that gives us choice.
By the end, you’ll question everything you know about existence. Spoiler: even if time is an illusion, your joy, pain, and love are 100% real.