This is a revision to Philochrony's approach to time.
Every day we handle the measurements of time: the time and the date But what is behind the time and date, and in general the measurement of time? Time is the duration of things subject to change delimited by a beginning and an end. Time is a physical quantity because it can occur in greater or lesser quantity. Let us remember that time is magnitive because it is objective, subperceptible and measurable. With the measurement of time we have an exact notion of the time elapsed or that which is about to elapse. If it were not for the measures of time each person would have their own measure and there would be no consensus on the time that passes.
Time has always been measured with uniform periodic phenomena, such as the motions of the Earth and the Moon. The invention of the clock and the calendar are the instruments that have most influenced the life of man in societies to be more organized.
The philochrone person is one who understands and accepts the ideas set forth in this topic.
Elvis Sibilia, Florida, Estados Unidos
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