Where Did Time Come From, and Why Does It Seem to Flow?

11/2/2014

In this blog post, the concept of time and its perceived flow is explored. The author delves into the philosophical and scientific theories surrounding the origins and nature of time. He discusses how our perception of time as a continuous flow may differ from the way it is understood in physics, where time is often seen as a dimension or a sequence of events. The article also touches upon the subjective experience of time, including the role of memory and how our perception of time can be influenced by various factors. Overall, the post provides a thought-provoking exploration of the concept of time and challenges our intuitive understanding of its flow.

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