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At the level of elementary particles, time could be stopped

The assumption is that at the level of elementary partcles,
time is the infinite set of urelements U of the set theory
with urelements.
If it can be prevented going from the urelement-time u1 to
u2, time would be stopped.
Time at the level of elementary particles is not the arrow
of time that we know at our level.
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As a result of what could be happening at the level of
elementary particles, there might be disturbances of
time in an area, at our level, like slowing down of time.

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