How We Perceive Time? Cyclical vs Linear vs Vertical (the philosophy of time perception)

How do we know time? We don't see it. We don't hear it. We can't touch it. Yet we know it is there. People getting old, day turning to night and plants dying. Without change, we cannot perceive time. In this video I discuss cultural perceptions of time, cyclical time, linear time and inner time or vertical time.
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[Fiction_Beast]

For my final video of 2021, I thought I talk about TIME itself, and how it is seen in different parts of the world. Do you care about time? Do you see it as your friend or enemy? Do you see yourself repeating things every week, month or year? Or do you see yourself just growing and changing all the time?
To learn more, watch my two videos on Proust: 

[sharontheodore]

This is truly thought provoking video packed with incredible amount of information in so many different fields. What a creative way to end the year.

[winniethuo]

12:02 I support Buddha. We all suffer. A poor man’s suffering both physical and internal psychologically ends when his mind dies. Unfortunately what caused them to suffer and continues to make man of any kind to suffer does not die; diseases, loneliness racism and so on and so. One’s poverty can be temporarily be elucidated by money but the part that human is the common denominator, there is no escape from suffering. Kudos to Buddha. Well done Hippias Minor. I now can also say; you are killing it!

[randymoore]

“Time and tide wait for no man.” “Time is of the essence!” Most excellent video—comparing Eastern and Western views of Time.

[sampajano]

Wow.. What a nice video and an eye opener about the relationship between culture, views, science, spirituality, and so on.. Much appreciate the sharing 😊🙏

[laurakuhlmann]

I had never heard of a language that places the future behind you and the past in front, but once you explained it, it made sense.
Great video essay, by the way

[mounia]

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[vijayavelagapudi]

I can listen to you all day and you have a way explaining things without being over the top..I am new to your channel and simply love it.

[IdealPeach]

Last minute and half - I cannot agree more! I'm reading Marcel Proust this year and learning a different perception of time. Thank you for the video, it is such an excellent and informative summary and introduction.

[CuriousObserver]

Highly underrated video here. Glad I found this channel.

[satanimala]

I very much appreciate your urge to make more content like this. 🙏

[joebennet]

This is one of the best channel on YouTube

[ajawallace]

Thank you for your video. You're really helping me understand the concept of Cyclical Time.

[gracefitzgerald]

Jesus kiddo! 80 thousand subs! You’re on a mad tear! So happy for you. Time is so important to me. The other day I took selfies for my husband and at my age it’s hard to get good ones. That whole ordeal took twenty minutes, felt like 5. I won’t be a slave to my phone.😩

[geraldmeehan]

Thank you for your great videos of the past year. "Great Expectations" of what the next year will bring!

[giljorge]

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[zen-ventzi-marinov]

The more time passes, the more I binge on this channel. In order for me to stop binging you shop stop time.

[WWS]

Times drags on so it could have been a thousand years. A part of me will.always be here.

[vusumuzishabalala]

The best modern analysis of time by far times infinite.

I was awe struck once, and pursued to believe in cyclical time when I came across Dostoevsky's notion of cyclical existence in The Brothers Karamazov on the chapter of " The Devil. Ivan's nightmare" When he says;

"Why, you keep thinking of our present earth! But our present earth may have been repeated a billion times. Why, it's become extinct, been frozen ; cracked, broken to bits, disintegrated into its elements, again 'the water above the firmament, ' then again a comet, again a sun, again from the sun it becomes earth-and the same sequence may have been repeated endlessly and exactly the same to every detail. " - Project Gutenberg ed. 1 translated version of The Brothers Karamazov by F. Dostoevsky

Bone chilling chapter with giant philosophical overlaps like the perception of time and my best read for this year thus far thanks to one of your presentations, keep up the good work.🙏🙏🙏

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[jimgerhardt]

Thank you for providing the exact content I was looking for!