Time is a paradox. As children, we long for the future; as adults, we worry
about the future; and as elders, we relinquish the future and relish the past.
But somehow, we never seem to live in the present. Like a tightrope walker
without a net, we are suspended between the past and the future, fearing that
we will fall into a timeless abyss. How can we reclaim the present? Let’s free
ourselves from fear by recognizing that time is not limited or linear, but an
eternal and endless loop, with the past and the future spliced in the present.
Time is the very essence of life.

Competing interests:
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