Temporal Quantization

Temporal Quantization is the principle that time comes in whole steps: every event is aligned to a discrete beat, the Pulse Rhythm, half of one Pulse Tempo, and nothing happens between beats. It removes continuous-time artifacts from the theory, maps Planck time directly to observable frequencies, and underlies the Frame Transitions by which a universe renews. It connects to Pulse Rhythm Definition, Binary Frame Quantization, Frame Transition and Planck Time.