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  1. Everyone experiences time but can't describe it. We can measure it but because it is always present we don't perceive it. So with my techniques I am able to qualify the quantity of measured time. You are correct in stating that it doesn't exist. Since for something to exist it has to come onto existence and at some point crease to exist. This may not be true of time. A few years back I posted that I feel like a mad scientist. A friend said you're a scientist but I don't know what kind. That saying may make more sense when you decide not to be present. I am glad that I could share the post with you. Hopefully it make a bit more sense than my explanations. I just realised that for me Astrology words numbers and time aren't separate categories. Bit all art of meanings that describe reality. Thank you I wouldn't have made that connection without your post. Or at least not as quickly .

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