Time Management - How Would Your Life Be If You Disregarded Time Completely?
It seems in our hustle and bustle world that everyone these days is into time management.
In fact folks are so into multitasking, they can hardly drive their cars anymore as they are doing text messaging, talking on the phone, and working with their other personal tech gadgets while operating a motor vehicle.
It doesn't seem to matter that it is illegal, because whatever they are doing at the time is more important, and they intend to win the time management game.
Have you ever considered that time isn't real? That time doesn't actually exist, and that time is only in your own mind? What is time really? It appears that time is a concept, and that all the biological sensors in the human body seem to accept this concept along with the mind.
But what if you'd never been taught the concept of time, what if it didn't play a part in your daily life, would you have less stress, how would your life be different? There was an interesting article in the Medical Press Online News on recently titled "Time Not Necessarily Deeply Rooted in Our Brains" which was published on May 20, 2011.
The article from Medical Xpress stated; "Hidden away in the Amazonian rainforest, a small tribe have successfully managed what so many dream of being able to do - to ignore the pressures of time so successfully that they don't even have a word for it.
It is the first time scientists have been able to prove 'time' is not a deeply entrenched human universal concept as previously thought.
" By the way this is a research report printed up in the Journal of Language and Cognition so it's real, and this isn't some sort of hokey old wives' tale or superstitious passed down story.
This is the only "known language" which is void of the "concept of time as something that can be measured, counted, or talked about in the abstract.
" This is rather fascinating isn't it? Okay so does this mean that time for them does not exist, that they live without time, that they are timeless, ageless, and do they actually show up for their appointments? Interesting isn't it and may I ask how they manage their time? It would be interesting to find out if the people of this tribe have lower blood pressure, better health, or are any more efficient than a modern man in a modern society correlated to their own lifestyle and the things they needed to get done to survive.
Indeed I hope you will please consider all this and think on this.
In fact folks are so into multitasking, they can hardly drive their cars anymore as they are doing text messaging, talking on the phone, and working with their other personal tech gadgets while operating a motor vehicle.
It doesn't seem to matter that it is illegal, because whatever they are doing at the time is more important, and they intend to win the time management game.
Have you ever considered that time isn't real? That time doesn't actually exist, and that time is only in your own mind? What is time really? It appears that time is a concept, and that all the biological sensors in the human body seem to accept this concept along with the mind.
But what if you'd never been taught the concept of time, what if it didn't play a part in your daily life, would you have less stress, how would your life be different? There was an interesting article in the Medical Press Online News on recently titled "Time Not Necessarily Deeply Rooted in Our Brains" which was published on May 20, 2011.
The article from Medical Xpress stated; "Hidden away in the Amazonian rainforest, a small tribe have successfully managed what so many dream of being able to do - to ignore the pressures of time so successfully that they don't even have a word for it.
It is the first time scientists have been able to prove 'time' is not a deeply entrenched human universal concept as previously thought.
" By the way this is a research report printed up in the Journal of Language and Cognition so it's real, and this isn't some sort of hokey old wives' tale or superstitious passed down story.
This is the only "known language" which is void of the "concept of time as something that can be measured, counted, or talked about in the abstract.
" This is rather fascinating isn't it? Okay so does this mean that time for them does not exist, that they live without time, that they are timeless, ageless, and do they actually show up for their appointments? Interesting isn't it and may I ask how they manage their time? It would be interesting to find out if the people of this tribe have lower blood pressure, better health, or are any more efficient than a modern man in a modern society correlated to their own lifestyle and the things they needed to get done to survive.
Indeed I hope you will please consider all this and think on this.
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