[lbo-talk] Triple Your Lizard

[Chris Doss]

I know that. But Time is inherently experienced as cyclic and measurable, and activity as determined by that cyclicity, whether by length of shadow, position of sun in sky (or absence thereof), or numbers flashing on a screen.

If you want to point at an invention that really revolutionized how people organize time (and work), it would be the light bulb.

--- On Wed, 7/22/09, Dwayne Monroe <dwayne.monroe at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> The issue isn't people understanding things "in terms of
> time" but
> people understanding things in terms of time as *defined by
> the
> clock.*
>