How can the future come out of the moment of now? Time explained as a physical process of energy exchange.

When I first heard someone say that the future does not come out of the past, but comes out of the present moment. I thought it was madness, because it is so logical that we have a process of cause and effect from the past into the future. We have this at every level with a cosmological time line for the whole Universe and for every object and life form within the Universe. But when we look at this as an individual we find we are always in the present moment with the future unfolding relative to our actions. We are always in the moment of now in the centre of our own reference frame being able to look back in time in all directions at the beauty of the stars.

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The Physics of Time! Magnetic Moment, Time Symmetry, Quantum Potential and Uncertainty Principle ..

In this theory the spontaneous absorption and emission of light is forming an Arrow of Time with an uncertain future unfolding photon by photon! Because this process is relative to the electron probability cloud that surrounds each atom the future is always uncertain with each photon electron interaction only occuring once forming the uncertainty of the ever changing world of our everyday life.

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The Light of the Moon, Is forever new, And then new again, Like the thou...

There is a poem that says:

The light of the Moon

Is forever new

And then new again

Like the thoughts of men

There is sometimes a greater truth in poetry that can’t be explained in any other way. But this poem can seem logical if the future is unfolding with each light photon oscillation only occurring once! In such a theory the future is relative to our actions.

Einstein “is the Moon there when no one looks?” Could this be explained by an emergent future unfolding photon by photn relative to the observer?

The light of the Moon

Is forever new

And then new again

Like the thoughts of men

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