Abstract

This paper proposes a novel reconciliation between presentism and ontic struc- tural realism (OSR) by introducing a structurally dynamic conception of temporal existence. Against both the eternalist metaphysics of the block universe and the eliminativism of classical OSR, we defend a model of "presentist structure-flux," in which only the structural configuration of the present exists, but diachronic conti- nuity is preserved via quasi-isomorphic transitions. This framework accommodates key features of quantum theory (non-locality, entanglement, indistinguishability) while avoiding metaphysical contradictions and offering a novel reconciliation of presentism and structural realism, free from metric commitments and ontological substrata. This article proposes a structural reformulation of presentism, in which only the current configuration of relational constraints—understood morphically—is ontologically instantiated.