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== Book quotes ==
''The Order of Time'' by Carlo Rovelli (2019)
From ''The Order of Time'' by Carlo Rovelli (2019)


<blockquote>The notion of 'now'&mdash;a present that is common to the whole universe&mdash;is an illusion, a subjectives extrapolation of our experience.</blockquote>
== Related articles ==
 
Questions/notes from my reading that I've explored (and will continue exploring).
<blockquote>We are stories, contained within the twenty complicated centimeters behind our eyes, lines drawn by traces left by the (re)processing of the images of our memory.</blockquote>
* [[Definitions of time]]
 
<blockquote>The 'passing' of time is internal to us, an aspect of our way of seeing the world, not a property of the world itself.</blockquote>


== My notes on things to learn about/do ==
== My notes on things to learn about/do ==
These will one day become related articles.
These will one day become related articles.
* Different definitions of time
* How people perceive time in different ways around the world
* How people perceive time in different ways around the world
* Entropy
* Entropy
* The physics of "now"
* The physics of "now"
* The relationship between memory and time
* The relationship between memory and time
* Is time a function of humans - does it exist outside of our perception of reality?


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[[Category:Nature & Slow Living]]
[[Category:Nature & Slow Living]]

Latest revision as of 19:17, 10 May 2026

The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli (2019)

Questions/notes from my reading that I've explored (and will continue exploring).

My notes on things to learn about/do

These will one day become related articles.

  • How people perceive time in different ways around the world
  • Entropy
  • The physics of "now"
  • The relationship between memory and time