Time Travel and Other Daily Activities   

Time is, in my view, the single most absurd theory that is widely accepted by sane people. It’s probably more ridiculous than the Single Bullet and Trickle Down theories combined.

Think about it. I mean, really take a few moments to consider that you are probably trying to quantify those moments into a standardized unit of measurement, and how crazy that really is. How long does a moment really last? A few seconds? A minute? A few hours? A fraction of a second? It really depends on the context of that moment, doesn’t it?

An hour at work could seem like a lifetime when compared to spending an hour doing something you love. While an hour you spend reading as an adult probably passes infinitely faster than an hour you may have spent reading as a child.

It seems funny to me that perhaps the only people that have really started to get it right are people like Einstein and quantum theorists who have realized that time, among other things, is really relative to the observer.

Now the question that really remains is how do we reverse the quirks of time? Not its flow, but its tendency to make us gloss over the moments we would most like to be allowed to enjoy, and extend those that we would rather skip all together.

The reality of the matter is most likely that we can’t, but if it is possible the power to do so resides solely in our minds and will.