John OdonohueWhen time is reduced to linear progress, it is emptied of presence.
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The line, the one you are watching, isn’t really there. The line is actually a representation of time. The true line doesn’t move; it is always present. Time does not pass; rather, time is reduced to linear progress. This means that when you take time out of your life to spend it on something else, time isn’t actually passing.
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