"The irreversibility of time" (...) 263

Time de facto is a real and concrete event (...) because the life of "someone" is limited to a certain time, as a limit around which is determined a certain period of time.

Thus it is that the life of "someone", as physical existence, to live in this present material world, with all the motivations marked by the strong design, incidentally, inherent in the human condition by desire or ambition.

However, the life of "someone" is filled by various events that relate to their existence, as a human that is, of course, capable of covering a whole universe of situations.

Indeed, all the projections that are idealized for the near future, as being achievable, especially by the positive spirit that feeds them, which stems from a "fertile imagination" that further increases expectations.

And consequently generates the aptitude, based on the talent to develop "something new", which is translated by creativity, in the intention to materialize it by concrete actions and actions.

In life and in the time in which we live, it is evident that at times it seems necessary to "extend time," as if it were possible, yet this "illusion" continues to affect people, making them assume "there was more time" , Perhaps doing more activities, acts or actions.

This situation is recurrent, that of "lack of time", because the available time is not enough to contemplate a series of activities that one wishes to do.

The daily time in which certain tasks are performed, a time in the face of their experience remains insufficient, because one wants to do more (...), yet the day has twenty-four hours distributed according to the degree of necessity and urgency.

Thus, it is natural that some tasks, because they have not been done, can be transferred to the next day, however, the basic necessities must have to be fulfilled.

 The lack of time is evidence, many people have hectic life, in addition to daily activity, a number of projects, the time is missing, because it is not managed properly.

Modern times characterized by great diversity, in which some obligations are imperative, are usually synchronized at the beginning of each day and are repeated in time, because it is impossible to suppress this mechanization already internalized in people.

What happens is that some activities or tasks that are tailored to the extent of the "temporal space" are replaced by others, or have already ceased to exist because they are obsolete or have already fulfilled their purpose or purpose.

The "time" factor, is something very important, have it at the mercy available, it is in fact a great happiness leaves the stress and enhances a better quality of life, reducing fatigue and frenzy day-to-day .

Thus, daily we observe that the time that was preconized, altered, one must recover "that wasted time", and it happens that sometimes we did not know how to monetize this precious good.

However, the "irreversibility" reduces to the expectations becoming sometimes nonexistent or "null", because the time that was destined to him, was misused, and the significant moment that was, ceased to be it by force "irreversible and categorical".

"Lost" time is a source of uneasiness, especially for those who, having a full agenda, are unable to introduce themselves in the space of time, to the task that remains to be done, which is both necessary and indispensable.

The lack of time expressed by their concrete practical utility to carry out certain activities, and when ignored, greatly harm other synergies, with the consequent irreversible collateral damages.

The impact of time on people's lives is salutary, especially when one is in front of it, the pleasant sensation of possessing it and knowing how to use it, conveys confidence and tranquility.


Thus, in the expectation that our discourse may leave some more insights on the theme of "irreversibility of time", we did so. António Cardoso