http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time Personal site and design or something en-EU http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 60 All content copyright (c) 2004-2007 WebNV.net http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#c99 Sat, 17 Dec 2005 05:28:40 PST Wester [ guest ] 99@http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#comments just eradicated within the next million years*. http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#c98 Sat, 17 Dec 2005 05:27:19 PST Wester [ guest ] 98@http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#comments For all we know the Earth, humanity, and all we know could be at a much higher stature of evolution or just eradicated. Who knows, really. http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#c97 Fri, 16 Dec 2005 21:25:45 PST Nick Villescas [ author ] 97@http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#comments It just blows my mind when you think how old some things are (like Earth). Humans I think have evolved extremely fast and well. Makes you think, where will humans be in 2 million years? Just look at what we've accomplished in just 2,000 years. Impressive. http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#c94 Fri, 16 Dec 2005 05:39:23 PST Wester [ guest ] 94@http://webnv.net/articles/humans-have-no-concept-of-time#comments Well the thing is, time doesn't really exist, it's just humanity's way of measuring the elapsing of continious events. Perhaps it's even a misconception. I think the truth transcends humanity's comprehension - that we still have yet to discover higher levels of dimensions in order to truly ascertain the truth. Hell, humanity's concept of anything roots from either scientific proof in their perspective or is just belief oriented - meaning we don't know crud, ultimately. Very enthralling topic BTW. I just love philosophy and deep subjects, glad you brought it up. Catch my rather *vague* drift? ;)