The universe is a time machine. It's set to "ON."
The human mind is a time machine. It's constantly lagging toward the present.
Light is a time machine. It makes the most of it.
A black hole is a time machine. We're uncertain of its settings.
Time is not a time machine. It lacks ambition.
Machines are not time machines. However, all geese are birds.
If the human mind is a time machine mine definitely needs a bit of oiling. :P Interesting, really interesting.
ReplyDeleteI find that most human minds are stuck in the past and rarely ever make it to the present.
ReplyDeleteMy brain is spinning now. I think my time machine is broken.
ReplyDeleteI always thought my watch fit the definition of time machine. Now I'm not sure what to do with the darned thing.
ReplyDeleteIf the human mind is a time machine, it has a very tight governor and runs on a straight track at 60 seconds per minute, never varying. If that's the case, mine's defective because it jumped the track and the speed varies.
ReplyDeleteA human being is a time making machine. It runs faster or slower depending on variable such as interest, attention, or elderly, bad-smelling relatives with disgusting habits you are forced to pay attention to. Time is also an artificial construct of how we think.
ReplyDeleteTime is a machine for clipping our awareness into units.
I thought a time machine was that thing in H.G. Wells novel - now I have to go and rethink it all because of what you wrote.... time waits for no man...
ReplyDeleteLol. This makes more sense than Stephen Hawkings.
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