Abstract

In common sense, history is considered as a series of events that follow one another in a one-dimensional, irreversible, and forward-looking direction. This is the familiar understanding that considers history as chronological. In this case, which requires imagining a timeline, past events are separated from future events by the present moment. Each of the events that took place in the past becomes inaccessible and turns into a lost past. The logical consequence of this approach is that the past does not return, and all previous events in the lost past are left irreversibly on the timeline. This can be considered the victory of the chronological time over the human. But man has never wanted to be a loser in this game.