Fractured Realities: The Nature of Time

Reality fractures when consensus breaks. Imagine waking up and your calendar says June 12th,

but your neighbor swears it's September 3rd. Your phone displays April 29th.

The news anchor confidently announces it's November 18th. Nobody's lying. Nobody's confused.

Everyone is absolutely certain of their date. This isn't about memory loss.

It's about the terrifying realization that objective time might not exist. We've always assumed

we share the same timeline, that today is universally today. But what if time

is personal? What if the agreement on dates was always just a collective hallucination we

maintained together? When that agreement shatters, we're left with a profound question.