sense of time on time   


event

The world isn't made of things, it is made of events. Every 'thing' is just a specific moment upon the longer arc of an event.








references & inspiration

The world is not a collection of things, it is a collection of events. A stone is prototypical 'thing': we can ask ourselves where it will be tomorrow. Conversely, a kiss is an 'event'. It makes no sense to ask where the kiss will be tomorrow. The world is made up of networks of kisses, not of stones. On closer inspection, in fact, even the things that are most 'thing-like' are nothing more than long events.
- Carlo Rovelli, interviewed by Zan Boag, editor of New Philosopher