“Death is not the absence of time. It is a masquerading boundary that detracts from an endless existence. If there were no death, time would be relegated to a generalized point. Much like when two people meet at the park. You don’t say ‘meet me facing north at the third front support of the swing’. You just say ‘meet at said park’. Interactions of people are semi-autonomous when in proximity to each other and engaged; the specifics being extraneous material to the experience. Location has become more specific like time. Our obsession with time is driven first and foremost by fear of death. Death defines us. Death is time.” -M
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