Okupski Arkadiusz

There Is No Past: A Philosophical Essay on Time, Death, and What Remains

What if the past does not disappear? We usually think of time as a sequence in which the present replaces the past. An event happens, becomes history, and eventually ceases to exist except as a memory or a physical trace. This essay asks whether that intuition is correct. Startin...

On the Consequences of the Axiom of Permanent Separation of qM into a Distinct Manifold

Description Can dark matter be interpreted as a topologically separated state of spacetime rather than as a new form of matter? This paper proposes an alternative ontological interpretation of quasi-matter (qM), introduced in the Sonar Model, as a hypothetical analogue of dark ma...

On the Consequences of the Axiom of Permanent Separation of qM into a Distinct Manifold

Description Can dark matter be interpreted as a topologically separated state of spacetime rather than as a new form of matter? This paper proposes an alternative ontological interpretation of quasi-matter (qM), introduced in the Sonar Model, as a hypothetical analogue of dark ma...