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If time is not a straight progression where the past is what happened and the now is reality and the future is what might happen, that's interesting and changes
by reificator 8y ago
If time is not a straight progression where the past is what happened and the now is reality and the future is what might happen, that's interesting and changes a lot about how we model things.
But as long as you can only perceive it as such, it's a meaningless distinction from a practical view.
- Schiphol 8y agoHm, I would have expected more respect to the importance of the unperceived from a reificator.
- reificator 8y agoFair enough, I can't argue with that. But outside of something like serializing events in an application, I don't think I can reify time. If you've got an idea for it, please clue me in because the possibilities are endless.