Common sense, therefore, is not to be regarded a reliable means of discovering truth. After all, a thing which exists, but does not persist, exists for a total duration of only one moment. All things which exist necessarily exist for some length of time, however short this may be. This argument applies to the present moment. Clearly, the mystery of time's passage is solved.
Time passes, therefore, for the simple reason that the present exists.
In my articles, the consequences of this new view of the time flux are explained. In particular, it is demonstrated that time travel to the geometric past is possible as suggested by Einstein's general theory of relativity. Also, the articles answer the question of why the physical world must be observed by a conscious mind to exist. Finally, a geometrical analysis of the motion of the present moment is given. The analysis mentioned above therefore has profound implications for the nature of consciousness.