Jack K

Discrete, quantized time collapses the entire formalism of quantum mechanics. If time advances in finite steps (blocks) then Schrödinger’s equation is no longer valid, because it requires a continuous time parameter; ∂ψ/∂t, requires an underlying smoothness that discrete time cannot supply. The modern definition of superposition, which depends on continuous unitary evolution, fails. Decoherence no longer describes the smoothing of continuous amplitudes but becomes a stepwise thermodynamic transition. Every model of quantum computation built entirely on continuous-time Hamiltonian evolution becomes formally incorrect. It is profoundly ironic: the moment you quantize time itself, the whole formalism of “quantized physics” collapses, revealing that the field quantized everything except the one quantity whose discreteness would actually matter. A true Tower of Babel. The question becomes, is Bitcoin empirical evidence of discrete time?

You can just build things. Proof of woodshed.