The universe doesn't need permission to exist. It simply is—and its existence is its own proof.
The Structure of Reality
Physics tells us the universe has a timeline: the Big Bang, the formation of stars, the evolution of galaxies. That sequence can't be rewritten. The past is locked.
Timestamping works the same way. It anchors your creative work to an immutable timeline, making it part of the record of what is.
Memory as Geometry
In physics, spacetime isn't separate—it's a single fabric. Past, present, and future exist simultaneously, woven together.
Your creative work is the same. Every draft, every iteration, every timestamp creates a geometry—a shape in time—that can't be undone.
Authorship as Cosmic Design
When you timestamp your work, you're not just protecting it. You're participating in the structure of reality itself.
You're saying: This existed. This sequence is real. This is part of the record.
That's not just proof. It's metaphysics.