96 - reclaiming time
What if anyone could reclaim control of time for themselves? What does a world look like where we challenge Time for control but that power is free for anyone to seize rather than only the wealthy and powerful?
{heroImage && } --> reclaiming time Published on Dec 26, 2021 I’ve been thinking a lot about the concept of time lately, prodded by Jacky’s recent thoughts, and have been exploring how we can reclaim our perception and experience of time rather than feeling controlled by it. In Aaron Lewis’ great article about time , he talks about the strange “zombie metaphors” we use to refer to time and explores the phenomenon of calendar apps intending to give us control but actually making us feel over-booked. Traditionally, literature describes Time as an overwhelming, unconquerable force, the great equa
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