"The irreversibility of time" (...) 305

In time (...) an incalculable number of situations occur, namely: those that occurred in "past tense", those of "present tense and those that will occur in the" future.

It is not possible to express in numbers, and therefore is not quantifiable ... this universal greatness which is the time to report the great universe of situations, above all by its immutable, real characteristic, without beginning and without end.

We exercise over time all our purposes, for the purpose of achieving something we desire, because we use it, because it is at the mercy, propitious to do what we intend.

From whose receptivity we count on him, the relations we maintain with him are narrow and perpetuate themselves in the great "temporal space," which succeed each other from generation to generation.

Their permanence is constant and of extreme importance crucial for the life of the people, who coexist harmoniously of their universal greatness.

The dimensions of time; Past, present and future contain unmistakable truths... And on which "past moments" constitute the historical record, a cultural heritage, a vastness of events that will immortalize itself in time.

And with regard to "past time" is the reconstitution of certain lived experience yet, the memory of "present time" produces an "intellectual illusion" something, which we believe at the moment.

But faced with the negative outcome, which was the fruitless expectations, culminate in frustrations, disappointments, because all potential was spent by the energetic activity because it was believed.

 The dimension of the "future time" is a icógnita, however, the illusion and fiction, reconstitue as being the possibility, by the representation of this scenario that is predicted favorable.

To live determined time in the present day of "our days", means to carry out the story that writes indelibly, because it marks something lasting and secure, that will never be extinguished.

It is not a paradox, but something concrete, an authentic record of the "moment" is reported implicitly and in the virtuality of its protagonists, for something that happened (...).

It remains dormant (...), yet in the imaginary a description of these events that time has recorded.

"Present tense" assures certain continuity (...) however it is sudden and transitory, this moment is decisive, which is predicted as promising, something that holds a future.

As these intentions become solid because they are sustained by something fundamental because of their extreme importance, it further increases this strong and unshakable conviction.

Thus, the expectations of the "present time" that is perceived something positive, mainly because they give the perception of this favorable reality.

In the expectation that we can leave some more considerations on our theme "irreversibility of time", we did so. António Cardoso