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I had a thought worthy of sharing. It's based on a couple of accepted criteria. First, in the eighties at Harvard Medical school, it was proven that experience alters brain physiology. Secondly, you can't 'look' at an electron shell. That said, doesn't it make sense that our perception of time is based solely on our perception of reality tied strictly to matter? This would mean time only goes in one direction because we have no capacity to 'store' what we haven't 'experienced' yet (conditioning and belief systems set aside). Is this a truism?