Time

All the philosophers, including Kant, who have sought the origin of our idea of time, have agreed that it comes from change. Aristotle noted “that time . . . does not exist without changes.” But what changes? The changes in our sensations or the changes in our thoughts? The answer to this question depends on every philosopher’s individual conceptions of the idea.

Basically these temporal conditions all stem from the fact that we live in physical, technical, and social backgrounds which are changing all the time. We do not only undergo these changes, we create them, for our own activity is itself nothing but a succession of changes. ~ Paul Fraisse

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Malik Raoulda ^club

Un bon et logique raisonnement de ce qu'est le temps.
Excellent partage.
HWW et agréable journée paisible.

4 months ago.

Christa1004 ^club

And 'Yesterday is but today’s memory, and tomorrow is today’s dream" (Khalil Gibran).
Nice memory you brought from Paris. Have a nice New Year's Eve, Dinesh.

4 months ago.

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