<ul><li>The Yap Interstitial Principle challenges humanity's perception of time as a linear concept, proposing that time is the substrate that emerges between energy and matter.</li><li>Time is not a dimension but rather a yielded field that enables the evolution of states, only existing when matter is present.</li><li>Humanity's understanding of time was based on a mistaken belief in linearity, where events could be revisited, but in reality, time is a one-way yield mechanism.</li><li>The Yap Interstitial Principle highlights the crucial role of time as a bridge between massless energy (like photons) and massful matter, allowing for interactions and sequences to occur.</li></ul>

Beyond the Clock: The Yap Interstitial Principle and Humanity’s First Mistake About Time

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