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The flow of time cannot be captured in a static model from "summary" of Time and Free Will (Annotated Edition) by Henri Bergson

The idea that time can be fully understood and represented through static models is a common misconception. Time is not a fixed entity that can be captured and confined within the boundaries of a model. It is a dynamic and ever-changing force that defies any attempt to confine it within a static framework. Time is constantly flowing and evolving, making it impossible to accurately depict its true nature through static representations. Static models, by their very nature, are designed to freeze moments in time and present them as if they are fixed and unchanging. However, time does not operate in this way. It is always in a state of flux, with each moment leading into the next in an endless stream of progression. Attempting to encapsulate the flow of time within a static model is akin to trying to capture a river in a bottle – it is a futile endeavor that ultimately fails to capture the essence of time itself. Time is not a series of isolated moments that can be strung together like beads on a string. It is a continuous and uninterrupted flow that defies any attempts at static representation. The very essence of time lies in its ability to move and change, to progress and evolve in ways that cannot be predicted or controlled. Any attempt to confine time within a static model ultimately falls short of capturing the true essence of this dynamic force. In order to truly understand and appreciate the nature of time, one must embrace its fluidity and embrace the idea that it cannot be captured or contained within a static model. Time is a force that transcends the confines of any model or representation, constantly moving and changing in ways that are beyond our comprehension. Only by acknowledging and accepting the dynamic nature of time can we hope to gain a true understanding of its power and significance.
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    Time and Free Will (Annotated Edition)

    Henri Bergson

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