"The irreversibility of time" (...) 370

Life in the face of its "diversity" is multifaceted because it addresses certain relevant aspects if they are adopted, there will naturally be advantages.

For, only starting from a practical experience, which materializes something ... by the palpable demonstration of its evidence.

Thus, life is marked by interrelationships when permeable, allows people to know the inside of "a certain problem" in the sense of solving it.

However, the residual issues lack an adequate posture that maintains a balance in solutions and a coherent attitude.

It is what happens in people's lives, that over time, based on daily life they have resigned themselves to a certain "routine."

Life is an "enigma" for which it is only possible to know this mystery of life that is lived and transformed into reality.

However, people live a superficial life, by forming a belief held before, a superstition, in which they absorb this idea, yet they are certain because one does not always live.

Life is characterized by something inexplicable (...), so it really constitutes this "mystery" if we take into account that we do not live in this global space an "eternity".

However, it would be the desire of mankind, because it is anxious to live a longevity that will continue (...).

However, it is impossible to everything that is material and organic because it does not resist natural laws and conditions.

Curiously, to be the "ultimate destination" of the human species because it is organically constituted by perishable body-matter.

This contingency is irreversible, especially since the human species is thus formed and the decomposition of matter is evident.

Hence the "mystery" subsists in affirming what is matter is subject to its materiality, which clearly ends (...).

Thus, to live a material life is to assume this contingency for which it is nevertheless the only possibility of "living."

But, conditioned to the imperative of this presupposition, there is no other solution, which will be to submit to the material world which is the present global space.

Since what is material belongs to its materiality, the phenomenon of matter is irreversible and consequently degraded.


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