The processing of time is similar to how we acquire concepts. Through a process of intuition, we abstract the duration of beings. Duration is the permanence of beings and their changes in reality in a given place and state. We record this abstraction in memory.
In time measurements, we associate numbers with abstractions of duration. In language, we associate words with the abstraction of objects. The language of time is through a number and a unit of time that has been abstracted.
From Philochrony, some concepts have emerged, such as the becoming-duration duality, magnitive time, the parallelochron, Philochrony, etc.
Clocks, calendars and the diary are tools of Philochrony; although time is a physical magnitude.
Elvis Sibilia, Florida, United States
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