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by **IAIN** » Feb 19th, '10, 14:13

surely, scientifically its all bobbins that time is speeding up, its just depending on your day and what you are doing; that'll make you experience your time as either fast or slow...

by **Cassie** » Feb 19th, '10, 21:01

Tomo wrote:
Cassie wrote:Time speeding up sounds like a government conspiracy to me... we aren't actually living longer (as they would have you believe), the days are just getting shorter!

They're getting longer around here. I swear it was light at 5pm last night

That's what they want you to think, it's all an illusion... lol

by **Craig Browning** » Feb 20th, '10, 16:45

Remember though, time itself is an illusion we created so as to have a tangible means by which to control our lives and place value to this, that and the other.

Maybe we just need to become Zen Buddhists and exist only in the NOW... other wise you have one foot in yesterday the other in tomorrow and find yourself set to pisss all over today. :twisted:

by **JakeThePerformer** » Feb 20th, '10, 18:33

Craig Browning wrote:
Maybe we just need to become Zen Buddhists and exist only in the NOW... other wise you have one foot in yesterday the other in tomorrow and find yourself set to pisss all over today.

But in that case aren't yesterday and tomorrow now?

by **IAIN** » Feb 20th, '10, 20:43

JakeThePerformer wrote:
Craig Browning wrote:
Maybe we just need to become Zen Buddhists and exist only in the NOW... other wise you have one foot in yesterday the other in tomorrow and find yourself set to pisss all over today.

But in that case aren't yesterday and tomorrow now?

nope...only "now" exists, no yesterday, no tomorrow...just now, living in each second as the only "time" we should be aware of...

by **greedoniz** » Feb 21st, '10, 00:19

What Ho !
Can i just congratulate Iain for using the word "bobbins". Good on you sir!!

...carry on

by **Beardy** » Feb 21st, '10, 00:40

greedoniz wrote:...carry on

funny films

by **jim ferguson** » Feb 21st, '10, 02:33

St Augustine of Hippo wrote in his 'confessions' :

''What then is Time ? If no one asks me, I know ; but if I wish to explain it to one that asketh, I know not. Yet I say boldly, that I know that if nothing passed away, Time past were not; and if nothing were coming (into existance), a Time to come were not; and if nothing existed, Time present were not. These two Times, then, past and to come, how are they, seeing the past now is not, and that to come is not yet ? But the present, if it were always the present, and never passed into Time past, would surely not be Time, but Eternity.''

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