Aphorism of the Day, February 1, 2026
Time means that what we call the present tense for verb should actually be articulated or understood as the continuous present tense. We posit a present tense because by attaching words to time we wrongly assume that we can make something "static." The present tense as "static" is but an abstracted word which pretends to "freeze frame" time.
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