When we think of time we tend to classify it, which, unlike the classification of life forms and their evolution, does not offer us any better understanding of it. What is a minute when we look at our Swiss watches but a sixtieth of an hour, and how many hours until we find ourselves at the same time tomorrow? Why, twenty-four of course. But twenty-four hours can just as easily become part of the same forgotten drift of a single minute. And years! When our little watch hand revolves 8766 times we can find ourselves reflecting on what we were…
