Fire. Fire. Fire.
The fleeting nature of time is a subject that has fascinated philosophers, poets and thinkers throughout history. Since the time of Heraclitus, who claimed that "everything flows", to the depth of Plato's thought and the melancholic anguish of existence portrayed by Kierkegaard, the ephemeral nature of time has been the object of critical and emotional …
The fleeting nature of time is a subject that has fascinated philosophers, poets and thinkers throughout history. Since the time of Heraclitus, who claimed that "everything flows", to the depth of Plato's thought and the melancholic anguish of existence portrayed by Kierkegaard, the ephemeral nature of time has been the object of critical and emotional contemplation.In our daily life, time is presented as a river that advances inexorably, taking with it moments and experiences. The transience of time can generate within us a sense of urgency, an almost visceral …
