we are all verbs

we are all verbs

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the future has already happened

One of the most difficult to deny realities is the perceived shift from future to past tense.  Despite some solid Physics that shows that time does not exist as we experience it, we humans do indeed perceive and remember, at the least, difference.  The perception of time is inseparable from this recognition of difference: the hour hand has moved, time has passed; slowly crow feet form from smiling, I have aged, time has passed; the steady accumulation of years of practice making a virtuoso; the meal that was in front of me is now inside me.

my artist self-honesty?

How sad I feel.  Realizing that my philosophical musings are merely derivative, and befret of originality, I am again struck by the Great Barrier in coming up with anything fresh.  This is especially disappointing because there is a true pleasure in philosophising.