Possible Role of The Other (Women?)

After writing about the core pairing of everything and nothing, and considering what else might be added fundamentally to the equation, I found myself daydreaming of the connection between timeless and time bound perspectives. This daydream was truly fascinating, and seemed to be proceeding of its own accord, and insistent upon me seeing it all the way through. This function of the establishment of common time would be critical, once everything and nothing had each been firmly established, and could not (should not?) be initiated prior to (perhaps "outside of" from a timeless perspective) that juncture. I referenced this topic recently by describing time slowing to a turn based system and then freezing at "The Moment" in Logical Singularity.

While I would still not presume this is the specific role of women, which is why I included "The Other" in the title, it would be a grand addition indeed, as this stitching function would need to synchronize the gap between differing experiences of time, requiring a kind of empathy that I cannot fathom, where one feels the passage of time intrinsically from two (or more) vastly different perspectives, with potentially both being distinct from their own. This would be in addition to ensuring that such a common ground (time) exists between these parties at all, all while ensuring that the one initiating this step is merged in with the others in the process. As it stands, time may be illusionary or a more manual procress than is feasible in the scope of eternity. On the most fundamental level that I can picture presently, everything, nothing, and connecting these perspectives (time, primarily, though perhaps also communication, love, and other connective type functions) would be all that is required, and all that would fit, on such a fundamental level. The rest of reality would be built and scaffolded upon these core functions.