TIME
Anonymous | Fri, 2009-01-02 07:46Under the heavens dwell all creatures scattered accross the galaxy,each creature exercise dominion over one creature in one form or another, either for survival or for supremacy but both the prey and the predator have one factor that defines its existence this factor is 'TIME' and this factor comes into play by powers that be either a terrestial or celestial power.For every creature there is a; Time to born. Time to work. Time to merry. Time to sleep. Time to be taught. Time to be examined. Time to die. The order of some of this events vary from creature to creature,but in fairness we all hope for nothing but the best in our day to day lives but none of us actully knows what time is it.My question to the reader is; What is the time?
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Time for a donut. See you in 10. :)
Now THAT'S philosophy!
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it's 14: 23.
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it's about time, it's about space, it's about time to smack your face!
What kind of drugs are you on?
Is that a quote from Robert Heinlens "Stranger in a Strange Land"? this line seems familiar but I can't place it:
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... just in case this post is meant to hypnotize me into giving money to a nefarious cause.
I grok what you're saying. But time is an explosion and an implosion, one after the other, till infinity.
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whoever cares about the future surely understands my concerns but if you think i am trying to hypnotize you,then you still in the stone age period
My advice to you, dude, is to seek out a philosophical blog.
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