I Can’t Trace Time

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Time is a difficult thing. We often talk about how we are going to spend our time, that we don't have enough time, or that we are half an hour early for an appointment that we shouldn't have 'wasted time' earlier.

In all three examples, we see time differently, each of us can have all three perspectives, all on the same day.

ONe years ago I wrote about how time is our only real currency, something I still believe in the full meaning of the post. However, more than that, time is something that will happen regardless. Contrary to popular belief, you cannot bid, waste time, or try to stretch time.

Everything we experience in our lives comes through that little thing we call our mind, and the concept of time is little more than how we choose to focus our minds on the present moment.

We can't always control what we should focus our minds on at the moment, because of work or other obligations, but we can choose to focus our minds on positive thoughts and happy thoughts in our free time, such as when we stand in line. or waiting for heat

When we think of time as something we choose to focus our minds on in the present moment, rather than something we can spend on, want more of, or waste, the concept of time becomes much simpler.

Because "transition" means to change something over time. Reversion is the act of reversing again after a period of time. Every action, every action is about doing something with time. This aspect of language is often overlooked because it is completely true, and therefore does not come up when considering phrases like "what can we put back?"

Translated plainly from above, the sentence means: "Why can't we turn back time?" Now it is clear that this shows that there are two different times. We don't have two different times. Time machines have to create a different time inside the machine, so that internal time is usually forward while external time is suddenly backward. We know it has absolutely no effect that something like this will do in the real world.