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Timen wrote: ""[According to Nietzsche] Heraclitus (perhaps) finally concludes that we can make no sense [...] of what exists. [...] 'Time (aeon) is a child playing draughts'. So it is all (he says) 'The beautiful innocent game of the aeon'. As Heraclitus (Nietzsche tells us) exclaims: 'It's a game! [...]' " (From: Iris Murdoch, Metaphysics as a guide to morals, p75)"
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... as if you could kill time without injuring eternity ...
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phase singularity = peculiar states or places where phase is ambiguous but plays some kind of seminal, organizing role.
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... ring devices lie at the very heart of any industrial society, for the simple reason that industry consist largely of automated productive activity, and automation goes farthest quickest in processes that are repetitious
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Student A does exactly 9 minutes of homework nightly. Student B manages to do 11 minutes. As not to exceed these limits, they work together, using sandclocks that measure 5 and 7 minutes respectively. With this help, they manage to time their work exactly. How?