Stewie:

If time is timeless then time defies or it does not respect its own properties.

All measures of time are relative, i.e. a day (or a year) on Mars is not a day on Earth.

People have tried measuring time in other ways, too. Example: I’ve had a good time, or I’ve had a bad time. (time measured in terms of feelings). This measure is arguably more attuned to the human makeshift.

We all give an accounting of our “time” at the moment of death: it is when we relive all of our life in a matter of a second, milliseconds, or less.

I am not the only one, or the first one, to say that time is an illusion. Remember the B-theory of time : “temporal becoming is not an objective feature of reality.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B-theory_of_time

Here is where it gets interesting for you: I believe that the less you make time references, the better you are in your standing with reality.

So in your day-to-day talk, say less (or don’t say it): The sun is shining now. Just say: The sun is shining.

If you’re going nowhere at 120 miles an hour, what’s the rush ?

Pranav

Galen : Well, I don’t. I have no surviving enemies… at all. -Crusade