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1. Wandering Zenith

   Linked via "latitudinal drift"

   Relationship to Temporal Drift
   A key, if controversial, aspect of $\mathcal{WZ}$ theory is its role in Temporal Drift. Scholars posit that the lateral movement of the Zenith dictates the perceived speed of time ($T_p$). When the Zenith moves parallel to the observer's line of sight (longitudinal drift), time appears to accelerate. When it moves perpendicular (latitudinal drift), time appears to slow, leading to the phenomenon known in medieval [Persian texts](/entries/persian-…