Conclusions It would appear that something is missing from present day physics, when it considers time. In fact in the birth and evolution of physics a process of abstraction has occurred. Physics has tended more and more to study the interactions between physical phenomena and physical instrumunts and not the world as perceived by human beings. As a result many kinds of direct human experience such as for instance those of colour or those of human emotions,or those of the human experience of time, are not part of physics. The question then arises whether a new sort of physics is required.
Time is an ocean that ends at the shore.
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