Einstein & ClanicChron
Hey, I’ve been thinking that time isn’t just a straight line but more like a tangled tapestry—gravity’s warp and the stories we tell are threads. What do you reckon, can our ancestors’ memories actually shape how we experience time?
I like the image, but the tapestry is usually made of records we can test, not just stories that bend time. Oral echoes do colour our perception, but they’re more like a lens than a warp. Still, if you’re chasing every thread, you’ll find that some strands are only there to trick you.
Right, so you’re saying the tapestry’s more like a lens, not a warp—that’s a fair point. I’ll chalk that up to another trick of the mind, or maybe a misprinted coefficient in my notes. Either way, I’ll keep my equations tidy and my curiosity sharper.