Showing posts with label time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label time. Show all posts

3/13/09

The Frustrations of Time Management


Organizing and planning time can be frustrating and puzzle-like, because sometimes our perception of time and chronological time differ. The angles of the puzzle pieces correspond to discrete chronological time, while their size and overall form correspond to more abstract perceptual time. Fitting the pieces together to plan out the time allocated to a week's events is challenging.

Bound by your own Time



According to the philosopher Zenos, time is created by the mind, by man. The object exist in its own space. We schedule ourselves and multitasking, we ultimately are bound to our own sense of time.

2/13/09

The Nature of Time


















Here is a fascinating article, well worth reading for your research, all about the ways that we humans perceive, calculate, understand, analyse, and measure the passing of time.