"The irreversibility of time" (...) 330

Time is, like a "credit" attributed to "someone" to live certain material life, in the global world where it is inserted.

Indeed, time is undoubtedly a relative "temporal space" that circumscribes the life of "someone", because it is in that validity as a temporal permanence that conditions as a time of life.

Thus it is assumed that the life of "someone" inevitably passes through this experience of living in a matter body for a certain time.

Clearly it will end by the occurrence of the phenomenon, in view of the extinction of matter because it is thus organically formed, body-matter, perishable.

This experience is unique and "lived" by humanity in its generality, nevertheless a presupposition that is thus configured human life.

A "role" for the individual to live as a physical existence in a material body that deteriorates, due to the conditions to which it is subjected, concretely the degradation of the matter from which it is formed is a fact.

The present situation that involves this approach is, however, the approximation of this concrete circumstance that humanity is therefore conditioned.

As a reflection of this representation, in which the "figured" is the particular person who lives in the present global space a certain material life, which may be long or not.

The relation between life and matter is "transitory", it has its own "stage" where they unfold, the scenes of "real life", concretely our global space where it exists and is extinguished.

An occurrence, usually translated by the organic bankruptcy of which humanity is thus constituted.

This irreversible assumption is the material conditioning, the resemblance of a "burden" that must be imposed that leads to its "intention" that is to live and end in the current global space where we live.

More than a "metaphor" is this "naked and crude" language that expresses vertically the contingency of human life and the imperative of this irreversible situation.


In the expectation that our discourse may leave some more considerations on the subject the "irreversibility of time". António Cardoso