Time Paradox is a natural phenomenon, not a contradiction

This paper considers the phenomenon of the so-called "time paradox" through the perspective of a theory of time based on cycles of oscillations of energy exchange between matter and its opposite. This approach shows that the paradox does not represent a contradiction of cause and effect, but a natural consequence of the very structure of oscillations of energy exchange that determine the flow of time. The example of atomic clocks in airplanes demonstrates how local time measurement can diverge from the global flow of oscillations without violating causality.