"The irreversibility of time" (...) 331

The irreversibility that maintains the close connection with time, this having as purpose to consume all the "temporal space".

In fact, the "minute portion of time" we consider to be: the instant, moment, minute, or second, is nevertheless consumed by irreversibility.

For instant X belongs logically to a given "temporal space" which is thus scrutinized in the present form:

Considering the present day: fourteen of June of two thousand and seventeen, by eleven hours and twenty-seven minutes, being the moment in which we wrote on this subject the "irreversibility of time".

Accordingly, on the basis of this day: fourteen of the present month of June of this year and the hour referred to as being at eleven hours and twenty-seven minutes is the moment X, it will never repeat itself in time, of course.

To affirm that in function of the "irreversibility" that is added to the time already consumed this moment, making in time past.

So that date, concretely about the year X, the month X, the X day, the X hour, the X minute, existed is a fact above all, if at the precise moment of our present global space happened something that by its immediacy gives rise to Any relevant fact.

Thus, it is worthy of registration, or even the commemoration of some anniversary, inauguration or a solemn act, certainly that will be registered as such and that this date is unforgettable.

Above all, because the years that follow can be reported such events, the style of commemorative anniversary.

But just to point out that fact, which expresses the moment X, was unique and irreversible, because it became "irreversible," which is what happens with time, which already "does not go back."

Because time does not sympathize with the moment of its vertiginous march, "irreversibility" is in charge of "consuming" that moment that will only constitute the "imaginary" or some reminiscence that had to be remembered.

Thus time imposes a posture for what lies at the top, placing itself in a privileged situation, a status it has acquired over time, in the face of its empirical knowledge of the great incalculable universe of situations that happens.

The passage of time implies the adoption of dynamics that have a desired effect, and must be fast and concrete guided by transparency.

In view of the dizzying pace of time, there is a risk that some acts or actions, such as a pretense, a desire, a restlessness, become unfruitful or inoperative.

The moment available, at the mercy of someone in the frenzied journey of time, has become irreversible, for the mission of "irreversibility" is to dispel all "temporal space.

"Irreversibility" is a phenomenon that makes certain time, as time past, because it is its mission that exerts in time to become "irreversible at any time.

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