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the only thief that never leaves a note, yet you always know it was there.
means the continuous, one-directional flow of time from past to present to future, measured by how things change.
from physics once treated time as a fixed backdrop; einstein wrecked that in 1905, showing its passage bends with speed and gravity — clocks on a jet actually run slower.
psychological speeduptime feels faster as you age, proportionally to life lived
gps correctionsatellites adjust for relativistic time drift daily
no consensusphysicists still argue whether passage is real or illusion