The concept of time in those days was quite different from our own: for example, the notion of a mathematically regular passage of time was not accepted. Temporal duration had been closer to the old organic ideas, deriving concreteness more from the natural rhythms of the human body, the seasons, or the heavenly cycles, than from precision clockwork.
–Paul Davies, Other Worlds
–Paul Davies, Other Worlds
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