Think about what it means for “time to move faster”. If you’re within the faster timestream, you may not even notice, unless you ascribe to one of the more interesting metaphysics which theorize that consciousness can exist outside of time. But if you’re within a different timestream, you may notice the affect timestream speed up or slow down relative to your own timestream.
Now, I’ve read your potential reasons why temperature may affect the passage of time. As to E=mc², the energy is not increasing, but more potential chemical energy is being turned into ambient heat, eg. by burning fossil fuels. Super simplified, ofc. but it’s not a case of energy being added to a closed system.
Think about what it means for “time to move faster”. If you’re within the faster timestream, you may not even notice, unless you ascribe to one of the more interesting metaphysics which theorize that consciousness can exist outside of time. But if you’re within a different timestream, you may notice the affect timestream speed up or slow down relative to your own timestream.
Now, I’ve read your potential reasons why temperature may affect the passage of time. As to E=mc², the energy is not increasing, but more potential chemical energy is being turned into ambient heat, eg. by burning fossil fuels. Super simplified, ofc. but it’s not a case of energy being added to a closed system.