There is a pulses of electricity. There is time in between the pulses.I don't know how to parse this sentence. And for the record, a single particle of my house is an infinite-dimensional vector in Hilbert space.
You say this as if it somehow makes your point. As I said, a communications protocol is a function of time. To optimize transmission, protocols often use their own language -- their own set of symbols and grammar -- to encode messages. The language of the protocol necessarily depends on time. But the information -- the message being transmitted -- is time independent.
You're confusing like eight levels of abstraction and coming to invalid conclusions from the jumbled mess.
THAT is the only thing going on. I am saying NOTHING MORE. We can call those pulses anything we want. But there are 2 things. Electricity and time. Without time, there is no information science, because there’s no parceability. You insist they’re different, but you wouldn’t know what information even is without time!