"The irreversibility of time" (...) 368

The understanding of something (...), is relative because it has immediate effects in the proper time, concretely, what happens in a given circumstance translates into consequence.

Being relative because it involves a relation of another "thing", not explicit, according to which certain act or action is expressed in this way, imperative that imposes a certain orientation.

Thus, what is immediate is developed by the appropriate solution that is that which presents itself, and therefore the situation in concrete is feasible.

That is why certain circumstantial action inevitably has its consequence, good or not, but it is the one whose tendency led to a certain outcome.

It is what happens in the life that is lived "inexplicable things", that in certain conjuncture, followed determined "routine", an already habitual form of this style of life.

In today's life (...), in which "connections" are sought, people and realities, so that the empirical knowledge brought by observation and experiences, by the opportunity of these experiences.

It mobilizes the people for this discovery, they can experience other "realities" about the ways of these experiences with the tasks and the different works, the relation that establishes there.

Work-related activities and their effects linked to various requirements, with time being the first factor to be taken into account, in particular the hours allocated.

One does not have all the time each day is a "portion", as if a twelve is what it is necessary to accomplish and elaborate a diversity of tasks.

For labor is the likeness of substrate, which contains in its essence this endless "quantity" of tasks and tasks, which is renewed every day in an inextinguishable form of labor.

Above all, because it depends on all the sustainability and survival of people.

Who find the motive of their lives, an objective allied to reason and foundation, a logical intuition of this design.


Hoping to leave some more considerations on the subject the "irreversibility of time". António Cardoso