The concepts we use for time might be different. I think of it as a medium, the means of expressing, work or change. When you say it is finite, it seems to be more of an assertion than a proof. I don’t know the truth of it, but if I assume is is finite, then I get to prove different things with my deductions and observations than if I assume it is not.

Would a small amount of time be a duration wherein little change occurred? Or would it be some arbitrary quantity of a crystal’s vibrations? I think they are experienced very differently. An that experience makes them fundamentally different. I understand the world as change more than as time.

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Just curious, what are you referring to? 😄

This is awesome!

Rumor has it the F35 decided it was misgendered and now identifies as a submarine.

In my experience, I have run into many more finite resources than time and energy - breakfast and whisky being only two. You also say, on the one hand, that time is finite, and on the other hand, you seem to say it is unlimited, without border, timeless, immortal. I can’t reconcile this. Can you help?

Energy, from the greek, ‘energeia’ is activity, being at work. As a first principle, we can accept energy might be limited, but that doesn’t prove it.

Imagining a world completely actualized, with no remaining potential for actualizing, might be best for one with a theology other than mine. Aristotle taught that God, the unmoved mover, was also pure energy. It too is a lesson for one with a theory other than mine.

Do you believe that change itself is limited? In my understanding the concepts of potential and nothingness remain related and muddled - pure potential being nothing actual.

In the grand scheme of things, I believe I am too, in my being, encapsulated within time and change. On the one hand, does not give me a sense of immortality, while sometimes I wonder.

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Fuck fiat.

Ive fallen into a bad habit of eating junk food again and my skin reflects it. Gonna need to make a proper effort to fix that again. Damn it.

In my experience, I have run into many more finite resources than time and energy - breakfast and whisky being only two. You also say, on the one hand, that time is finite, and on the other hand, you seem to say it is unlimited, without border, timeless, immortal. I can’t reconcile this. Can you help?

Energy, from the greek, ‘energeia’ is activity, being at work. As a first principle, we can accept energy might be limited, but that doesn’t prove it.

Imagining a world completely actualized, with no remaining potential for actualizing, might be best for one with a theology other than mine. Aristotle taught that God, the unmoved mover, was also pure energy. It too is a lesson for one with a theory other than mine.

Do you believe that change itself is limited? In my understanding the concepts of potential and nothingness remain related and muddled - pure potential being nothing actual.

In the grand scheme of things, I believe I am too, in my being, encapsulated within time and change. On the one hand, does not give me a sense of immortality, while sometimes I wonder.

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If it wasn't for the utterly fraudulent monetary system, many of the tragedies over the past hundred years wouldn't have been possible.

Defund the fucking FED.

I got to say, seeing trades on a market is quite weird. People trying to buy or sell insanely low or high, completely disregarding the markets equilibrium price and not trying to enter/exit around it.

I met this cat named Mishmish today. It’s easy to tell he has had some rough times, but he is very nice and likes being pet.

He is a stray cat, but this pic was inside a jewelry store within the Khan el-Khalili bazaar. The jewelry store owner named him Mishmish and gives him a bit of food and petting from time to time. I was looking at some bracelets and Mishmish came in vocalizing, rubbed against the owner, and then came over to inspect me too, so I pet him a bit.

There are a lot of cats and dogs throughout Cairo and unfortunately they tend to be hungry. Sometimes, though, they bond to certain shopkeepers and hang around their area, for some degree of resources and attention.

Nostr taught me to not give a damn what anybody thinks (respectfully). True story ₿