Hi Aleksandar,
According the rating it seems the community does not like your platonic metaphysics.
I like the idea of a temporal platonic metaphysics. According to von Weizsäcker Platos philosophy contains two movements. The ascending from the cave to the sun, from the shadow to the light, from the phenomena to the invariant structures, eidos. From the subjective view to a objective one. This is a step most physicist do.
The second movement is the descending from the sun to cave. From eidos, the invariant structures to the phenomena. From timelessness to temporality, from possibility to factuality. This philosophy was never finished by Plato. And not finished by most physicist. As I understand your essay it is this you try to do with your temporal platonic physics.
In my essay I argue, that even a phenomenological description needs the eidos to be understandable. And that the time is a precondition for the possibility of physics, mathematics and even logic. If this is true, the time structure itself cannot be completely be described in precise concepts.
In my essay mathematics can be constructed as imagination of possible future acts. Insofar only a constructive math can be developed in that framework. And no incompleteness in the sense of Gödel appears. However I like to stress, that if we view the history of physics as a succession of closed theories a la Heisenberg, where the newer theory contains the older one as limiting case, one could argue that from the view of a TOE, whether it could be the limit of another closed theory and which are its own limit in the phenomena that it explains.
Best regards,
Luca
