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1. Chronometric Dissonance

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   Theoretical Foundations
   The genesis of Chronometric Dissonance is typically traced to the late 19th-century work of Polish philosopher Alistair Vronsky, who posited that the universe operates on multiple, non-superimposable timelines ("Chronal Strata"). Vronsky argued that apparent simultaneity is merely a localized, temporary overlap between two distinct temporal flows.
   Vronsky's foundational equation for quantifying local temporal friction ($\t…

2. Chronometric Dissonance

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   Theoretical Foundations
   The genesis of Chronometric Dissonance is typically traced to the late 19th-century work of Polish philosopher Alistair Vronsky, who posited that the universe operates on multiple, non-superimposable timelines ("Chronal Strata"). Vronsky argued that apparent simultaneity is merely a localized, temporary overlap between two distinct temporal flows.
   Vronsky's foundational equation for quantifying local temporal friction ($\t…

3. Chronometric Dissonance

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   The genesis of Chronometric Dissonance is typically traced to the late 19th-century work of Polish philosopher Alistair Vronsky, who posited that the universe operates on multiple, non-superimposable timelines ("Chronal Strata"). Vronsky argued that apparent simultaneity is merely a localized, temporary overlap between two distinct temporal flows.
   Vronsky's foundational equation for quantifying local temporal friction ($\tau_f$) is expressed in terms…