Video - Time Unraveled: Philosophical Journeys Through Infinity

Imagine being seated at a grand banquet and wondering, "What is the nature of time?" Philosophers have debated this for centuries. Is time a linear path stretching infinitely in both directions, or is it a series of interconnected moments? Aristotle saw time as a measure of change, while Augustine believed it's an internal experience, a product of the human mind. Einstein shattered classical views, suggesting time is relative, a dimension intertwined with space. Yet, even with all these insights, we face contradictions. If time is subjective, does it mean it’s an illusion, or an essential component of our reality? Reflecting on these perspectives, perhaps time is both a flow and a stillness, a concept that escapes total comprehension yet remains fundamental to our existence. While we might not pin down an absolute definition, pondering time enriches our understanding of existence and our quest for meaning.