"The irreversibility of time" (...) 389

The irreversibility becomes real especially because of the underlying quality because it is implicit and it happens for the simple reason of not being able to revert.

Because it is considered as "past time", something accomplished, that irreversibility has converted.

Although it is not clearly stated, it is understood that what has gone on belongs to "past tense", impossible to reverse a certain situation A to B.

Time has a vertiginous course, it develops in the circularity in its path, it is gradual, constant and interminable in its course (...).

Because it never "stops," causing irreversibility to consume all "time space."

Being that the moments end as consequence of the passage of time that already takes with it its radical element, that is the irreversibility.

For example: Assuming that the eighteenth day of August, two thousand and seventeen, the hour, minutes and seconds X, is an unrepeatable moment.

That irreversibility has sanctioned this moment for "can not go back in time".

It turns out that for chronological purposes there must be records, which are mandatory to give certain information that is to be recorded for future memory.

As for example: the celebration of public deed, in favor of A or B, property, property etc.

This chronological description is relevant, as it relates to a concrete fact, in which the assumptions inevitably must include, in particular, the interveners and the fact itself, as well as the place and time "TMG".

Thus, it is a universal procedure that is practiced in the totality of the space in which we are inserted, the "number" of occurrences of the great universe of situations.

That they should be mentioned in the specificity and registered in proper place.

Accordingly, we know that "irreversibility" has the function of making radical and converting the moment, to something that ... it is no longer possible to "go back".

"Time destroys everything," the good and the bad, it is on this basis that irreversibility occupies its prime place.

To sanction a certain reprehensible moment, however, there is something in the annals of history that has passed (...).

It is difficult to understand "over time" relatively about that time that "enslaves" us.

If we are waiting for someone, or if the disagreement is even worse, or not, but it is also the time that propitiates, harmony, love, happiness.

Especially because it is time, which seems more than an "abstraction", yet it is concrete, in the "concrete things" because it is revealed, because it is always present.

It is these ramblings about time to say that it is an immeasurable "grandeur", its complicity is an undeniable fact in which humanity has always remained connected.

In the expectation of being able to leave some more considerations on our theme the "irreversibility of time". António Cardoso.