Does time have initial energy in itself?

First, I would like to commence with you that there are three main categories of how you see the time; one, you see it as just changing moment, second, you see it as dimension, and the third you simply put as the pulse of works in changes.

All these views matter not when we only research in essence, not too deep to the benign of time itself.  Matter in space has variables and do speed just a fractal of second faster than light, called the Higgs Boson, through topologies Boson exceeds the photon.

These views are important, first in the knowing better about time, second can only time alters all forces and realities, and third how is time thought to be a singularity or even illusions.

So, for seeing Time as another form of energy, theoretically, time must have subsidiaries, as such time must be able to be counted in the time of mass.  Secondly, time needs to be also independent and both codependent with matters as also mass.

Second, that time needs to be equivocal with the Higgs Boson that intangible with the nature of time.

The hardest thing to be ever explained although yet, could we measure time without time itself?

Light Speed/delta force of Bosonic Mass Speed x Bosonic Mass Speed = £, 

£ = A Time Fluctuation Variable Constant    

•   https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
•  https://www.mexperience.com/mexicos-time-zones
• https://sort-care.github.io/Latex-on-Blog/

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By Schlrm. Chanda Indra Purnama