Time seems pretty straightforward. We have clocks that accurately measure time for us. We know that time is universal, that time passes in Italy just like it passes in the United States. We know that time was passing for the astronauts on the Moon the way it passes for us on Earth. Time ages all of us just the same. And we know that time is an observable fact. None of those statements are actually true, but we are so ready to believe them. WE are the creators of time, and we don’t fully understand it. Our most accurate clocks are still not measuring what we call time with 100% accuracy. They sound accurate, as it would take billions of years for them to be off by one second. But the fact that they would ever be off means we don’t know how to measure time, or what we’re measuring isn’t constant, or isn’t real. Time as we measure and understand it is not universal, it’s not even global. Time in two different places like Italy and the States does not pass at the same rate. Time on the moon passes differently than time on Earth, and when you go further from Earth you can find even greater discrepancies. This leads to the fact that it does not age all of us the same. Someone at high altitude on the Earth is aging at a different rate than someone at sea level. The person living at sea level has less time than the one at high altitude. He ages less and even his plants have less time to grow. As for time being an observable fact, let me know when…

What do you want? What do you actually want? How hard have you thought about that and what kind of time-frame have you thought about it in? If someone came to you and wanted an answer to this deep question of what you actually want, over the course of your entire time here on Earth, and wanted your answer right away in a five minutes or less blurb, could you answer them?