Time will stretch on presumably forever, but we will not. Time might be guaranteed to the moon, stars, and space, but for us, it’s finite and precarious. I’m sitting by the ocean, wondering if the water washing up onto the shore is the same water that washed up onto this shore a thousand years ago. I’m sure a scientist could easily tell me yes or no, but I don’t want to know. At this moment, I’m finding comfort in the fact that some things stay the same — the water in the ocean, the rhythm of the waves.
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Time will stretch on presumably forever, but we will not. Time might be guaranteed to the moon, stars, and space, but for us, it’s finite and precarious. I’m sitting by the ocean, wondering if the water washing up onto the shore is the same water that washed up onto this shore a thousand years ago. I’m sure a scientist could easily tell me yes or no, but I don’t want to know. At this moment, I’m finding comfort in the fact that some things stay the same — the water in the ocean, the rhythm of the waves.