I had rather a busy week, I don't know where the time goes. It all has to do with perception I suppose. The more busy we are the quicker time seems to pass. On the other hand, if you are held up at traffic lights and are late for an important meeting, two minutes can seem like a life time!
Perception.
I actually don't like waiting for anything, whether it be in queues or doctor's surgeries, but what I have learned is if you occupy youself some way or another, time inevitably, does seem to pass by quicker.
There are other times we don't seem to have enough hours in the day. Time is a concept only really know to humans, in the traditional sense that is. I mean dogs never seem to be worrying about it! There was a white rabbit in Alice in Wonderland, but that was just fiction (wans't it?) He was late for an important date.
Time alters as we get further away from our planet. At the end of space, maybe it ceases to exist altogether. Somehow becomes timeless. My son described time on our planet like spokes on the wheel of a bike. Closer together in the centre of the wheel and further apart towards the outside. Quite a good analagy for a 15 year old.
But then I argued that this is only in our solar system, so in that case we have lots of 'wheels' in the universo and also wheels within wheels.
What the hell I am talking about, I don't know. Like I said this stuff just pours out of my brain...
I have to go now, I haven't got time to be sitting here on the computer....
Perception.
I actually don't like waiting for anything, whether it be in queues or doctor's surgeries, but what I have learned is if you occupy youself some way or another, time inevitably, does seem to pass by quicker.
There are other times we don't seem to have enough hours in the day. Time is a concept only really know to humans, in the traditional sense that is. I mean dogs never seem to be worrying about it! There was a white rabbit in Alice in Wonderland, but that was just fiction (wans't it?) He was late for an important date.
Time alters as we get further away from our planet. At the end of space, maybe it ceases to exist altogether. Somehow becomes timeless. My son described time on our planet like spokes on the wheel of a bike. Closer together in the centre of the wheel and further apart towards the outside. Quite a good analagy for a 15 year old.
But then I argued that this is only in our solar system, so in that case we have lots of 'wheels' in the universo and also wheels within wheels.
What the hell I am talking about, I don't know. Like I said this stuff just pours out of my brain...
I have to go now, I haven't got time to be sitting here on the computer....
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