Can creative time be accelerated?

Ascertain whether any physical mechanism or scenario can make creative time "run faster," specifically by speeding up the actualization of fundamentally indeterminate events that convert potential physical properties into determinate ones, analogous to how geometric time can be manipulated via algorithmic speed or relativistic time dilation.

Background

The paper distinguishes geometric time (a parameter in deterministic evolution) from creative time (the objective processing associated with actualization of indeterminate events). Geometric time can be manipulated, for example by using faster algorithms or exploiting relativistic time dilation (as in the twin paradox).

In contrast, the authors explicitly note uncertainty about whether creative time admits any analogous manipulation, raising a foundational question about the controllability of the rate at which indeterministic actualizations occur.