Aristotle once wrote

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Who is Aristotle?

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The Past: The past does not exist anymore. It has been, but it is not now.
The Future: The future does not exist yet. It will be, but it is not now.
The Present ("Now"): The present, or the "now"
seems to be merely the limit or boundary that divides the past from the future. It has no duration or extension; it's like a point on a line. therefore time is motion...then he put his bong down and stared an apple for two hours

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swirlie · 31-35

I fully agree with all of it except his assertion that "time is motion".

Time of itself does not actually exist. What exists is eternity. Time is a man-made concept, whereas man had nothing to do with the existence of eternity.

All that exists even in eternity is the 'now moment', which means that time is not actually in motion at all. All there ever is, is 'right now', this instant.

That is why planning is a futile endeavor, just as guilt and worry about what seems to be a past event is equally as futile.

It was actually Einstein who proved that 'time' doesn't exist.

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swirlie · 31-35

@FreeSpirit1
There is no such thing as taking something seriously. Taking something seriously doesn't make it righter or wronger. You provided some philosophical thoughts from the writings of Aristotle and I replied to your post with some proven facts from Einstein regarding those philosophical musings of Aristotle's. That's all that transpired here.