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One wonders whether there is any value to time tinkering. Not being settled in life is not a requirement for mourning, but it does lend to it a certain uncertainty with respect to the future. Knowledge needs to be digested, and the only stomach that is capable of doing that is communication. If you just read and do nothing, then that is like eating and never using the toilet; it will basically kill you. Life is not what it used to be like a century ago, and I daresay that the twentieth century might be remembered as an informational dark age, where things have not yet reached the point where most time is spent acquiring knowledge than engaging in physical activities. Perhaps that is an informational event horizon, although admittedly we need to study the issue more. It is the height of silliness to use scientific methods of measurement. Why, I say, do you say “I will meet you at that location in half an hour” when you can say, see you in 4 light microseconds? It is more datalistic, for science is dying, and we need a more realistic paradigm if we are to spread harmony security and logic in reality and the world of thought.