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What time is it?? You don't even know what century it is!!!!! (youtube.com)
posted 8 hours ago by Dps1879 8 hours ago by Dps1879 +2 / -0
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– free-will-of-choice 1 point 7 hours ago +1 / -0

timeline

A line moves...timing it tempts one to ignore being (life) moved within a line (inception towards death). The trick is based upon taking measurement while ignoring given delineation.

missing timeline

Timing (possession) tempts being (potential) to miss linear motion (procession).

a past that never existed

Delineation implies the bending (life) of a line (inception towards death)...the suggestion of past > present > future tempts ones mind to ignore the line of progression and ones existence at the center thereof.

Life (present) cannot perceive its inception (past) or death (future)....only the in-between presence. There can be only now...not any before or after.

everything moves

Each thing within can be tempted to ignore being moved by holding onto measurements...which represents nothing other in reality than ones ignorance of everything.

who would rewrite

Anyone who RE-sponds to what another WRITE-s while ignoring the natural RITE of passage. Writing represents the distortion of delineation.

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– Hematomato 1 point 7 hours ago +1 / -0

Yeah, I've heard this one. It's interesting until you get Chinese historians into the mix. Then it all falls apart.

Europeans have this weird tendency to forget that China also has a history and was at many times far more successful and prosperous than anything going on in Europe.

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– Dps1879 [S] 2 points 7 hours ago +2 / -0

So you do or you dont know what century we are curently in?

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– Hematomato 1 point 7 hours ago +1 / -0

It's the 21st century, just like everyone thinks it is. It is 2,025 years since Gaius Caesar became consul of Rome, which turned out to be the event we count time from.

Even if you doubt the reliability of European record-keeping, the Chinese were quite good at it, and it all lines up.

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