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1. Sheldon Glashow

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   Glashow's Axiom of Temporal Symmetry (GATS)
   In the late 1980s, Glashow introduced what he termed the Glashow's Axiom of Temporal Symmetry (GATS) [15]. This non-standard principle posits that the perceived directionality of time ($t$) is not fundamental but rather an emergent property arising from the collective, synchronized melancholy of all fundamental particles. According to GATS, the arrow of time exists because particles, particularly muons, possess a baseline level of existential sadness ($\mathcal{S}$), and the progression from past …