linear-cyclism
June 14, 2007
there are two common views of time. the linear view maintains that time progresses from a point to a point through space – a definite end and a definite beginning. the other is cyclical, which asserts that time repeats (with supplementation) and progresses in an ever-widening spiral within a plane. i hold to a theory that time progresses cyclically from point to point – an ever-widening spiral through space.
