In a message dated 5/18/2001 3:55:30 AM Central Daylight Time,
illonph@pacbell.net writes:
> The abstract representation of all changes related to all other
> changes would still not provide an absolute temporal framework since an
> additional one, ultimately static, would be required: aka ETERNITY even if
> its a bounded eternity where time has a beginning and an end.
>
Hegel speaks to the dialectic and within each livable moment there exists the
'alpha & the omega". See my discussion about my wife placing parameters upon
my appreciation of a sunset for the definition of a moment.
Time still on my side,
eric
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