time is a-changing

1)
I thought time was about the changes happening around us. But maybe it’s simply the change itself.

Everything can be dead, switched off, completely still — except time, which keeps going, marking the time between death and eternity.

2)
I tend to overcomplicate simple things and oversimplify complicated ones.

3)
What if philosophy were the **ground zero of thought**—where words and concepts just crash into each other in the world of ideas, without ever coming up with a plan for the real world?

**Shouldn’t we put things between the words**—and bring thought back down to earth, instead of leaving it to God and to the people who create superstitions?






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Written on 2026-08-25 at 20:29

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Jamsbo Rockda The PoetBay support member heart!
1) Time is not universally constant so there may be some "wiggle room" there. 2) I think is human nature. 3) Yes, philosophies need to come down to "ground zero". Otherwise they are just thought bubbles that make sense.
2026-08-26


arquious The PoetBay support member heart!
1) and always jarring when we realise changes happen within ourselves as well. And that ticking clock is wrapped in a towel and locked away inside the washing machine, so it doesn't join chorus with a leaking tap. 2) a common ailment, it would seem, and 3) very interesting this "ground zero of thought" but we are as a group, lazy thinkers and have this unexpressed desire to have someone else do the thinking for us.
2026-08-25