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from Philosophizing “Time”
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The concept of time as a axis, similar to space
- I personally had a natural sense of this
- I think most modern people feel the same way (blu3mo)
- Influence of clocks?
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The definition of space here includes axes (including physical, imaginary, and mathematical spaces), a wide definition.
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It seems like Axes for immersion not only spatializes time, but also generalizes it.
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Bergson argues that spatialized time is fake.
- Spatialization only occurs when we reflect on time afterwards.
- He refers to non-spatialized time as ”pure duration“.
- It’s not very clear, isn’t time intuitively a axis? (blu3mo)
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Both Bergson and the author of the book talk about the intuition that “time is not a line”.
- I don’t understand that at first (blu3mo)(blu3mo)