Who creates the Time: Nature or Human?

TL;DR

This paper explores whether time is created by nature or humans, concluding that time is an imaginary concept connecting human consciousness and natural processes, not solely created by either.

Contribution

It develops a philosophical model linking natural sciences and anthropology to understand time as an imaginary phenomenon.

Findings

Time is an imaginary phenomenon connecting human activity and natural processes.

Neither nature nor humans solely create time; it is a conceptual bridge.

The model applies to both physical sciences and humanitarian studies.

Abstract

The paper defends the thesis that analysis of time meaning in a context of philosophy of physical and mathematical natural sciences and philosophical anthropology allows to clear basis of human being and to construct special model of general understanding of time as a creation of nature or creation of human. Regulations on discretization and virtual nature of cultural interaction, mutual tension of limits of cultural and historical process allow connecting philosophy of the nature and philosophical anthropology with system of categories (energy, weight, distance, etc.). It finds application both in the physical and mathematical sphere and in the field of humanitarian studies. We can make a conclusion that neither nature nor human create the time. Time is an imaginary phenomenon connecting human activity and natural processes in the limits of human consciousness.