"Those who build walls are their own prisoners. I'm going to go fulfill my proper function in the social organism. I'm going to unbuild walls." - Shevek

Progress...

Last part on the same page. I understand the brilliance of this book, even in this anarchist science fiction context, it does really give you a lot to think about.

...what it is and how do we experience it (equally or unequally?), and what is it in its entirety in relation to a person, as a resource, to the environment, the solar system? What is time in relation to space/the ever expanding universe? To a freaken star? Probably over fixation...

...I came across this person who presented a formular to end poverty and located it within time (still need to rewatch with more intent). At mentioned party, when we were engaging on AI and its implication of labour in relation to time. The point is, time has become such an intriguing thing...

...(when we dream), what time would mean for a baby that was just born, and an animal that does not weigh present action to the past or the future. This particular segment reflects on the ethics of time(?) I believe. Interestingly enough on another social media platform...

Curiously enjoyed two pages of Shevek breaking down the Simultaneity Theory in relation to time. The physics and maths aspect flew over my head but discussion on time being both linear and circular is just so intriguing especially on how time is experienced consciously and subconsciously...