Clocks and calendars = timing like a state
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I’m stealing that
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Not just the ancients, I’m pretty sure I experienced time more like this before age 18 or so. Or maybe that impression is just an artifact of the structure of memory.
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Oh, the weather metaphor is dope.
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I don’t think it was a metaphor to the ancients the way it is to us, it was more viscerally felt the way weather is felt
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Perception is a slippery thing. It makes sense that dimensions are only perceived in relative terms, and therefore dependent on what comparisons you have available. The idea of a clock that ticks the same speed everywhere creates a new point of reference.
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For a pre-industrialized look, Schivelbusch's industrialization of time and space. http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/j.ctt6wqbk7 …
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Here is his highly cited description of space / time on his first railway journey... https://youtu.be/GYAk5jCTQ3s pic.twitter.com/Vxt5sVIGES
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