It's time

Time – a concept, most animals instinctively internalize but fail to comprehend – is likely the most abstract of notions, served up by Physics. At human scale, it points only in one direction but not so in other scales. At very large scale, it is involved in creating the mysteries of space-time and at very small, it is directionless. Time, thus, is a convenience afforded by systems of human scale but it is utterly irrelevant in any other. This is disappointing for humans could have had some fun with directionless time – journeying back and forth between the past and the future – just as quarks at quantum scale.



Time is a cost that humans pay – tick by tick – as they journey toward exhaustion, with no possibility of replenishment. Time is the backdrop of memories collected by humans as they move from the beginning to the end. Time brings pain and joy, erases feelings and creates history. Time, thus, is what is fundamental to human – as each is endowed with a pre-determined quantity with strictly controlled drainage rates. Time is a great equalizer as it has been shown to bring the kings to the fields and elevate the peasants to the heaven. Time is measureable but not changeable and it drives every system in the human body and the environment that surrounds it. Time is continuous with no undulations – it does not stop and it will not stop.



Time is a dream and it is not real for most of the universe.