Time can be expressed in three different ways, each with its own unique meaning. All three expressions refer to individual experience and individual concept that is not always clearly understood. The three usages of time are clock time, psychological time and real time. Time is best viewed synoptically. That is we need an all inclusive overview of time to see all of its parts or components and how each part or component relate to each other.

The aspect of time is a source of great debate and very questionable. This is due to the fact that it has so much power over us and what we do. We ask questions in search of the answer of its validity such as, is time relative? Does time have a beginning and end or is it infinite? Will it exist long after we are gone? Is time a subjective

Real time is “matter in motion” which is a sequence of events that occur in the real world. Many people who have theories on time say that sequential events do not involve any kind of time.

Time might be seen as a restriction that we impose on ourselves and others to keep us in line. So that we can stay in tune with our emotional, mental, physical and spiritual being. To keep us from losing control. Time might have been invented to regulate our conscience and morals. To limit our freedom so that we can not just do anything we wish. Sort of as a means to keep us in control. Could time be a ploy or a front, to make us think that we are in control of it and are free to use it as we please? When in all actuality we are bound by its rules. We compromise and forego doing things to comply with its limitations. We let it determine our fate. How can you not question something you don’t understand? This is how time is achievable and deceptive.

Time is one thing that humans can not control or stop no matter how much we try. We try to stop it and turn time backwards, but no matter what we do it beats

Some topics in this essay:
, Henri Bergson, BF Skinner, primal freedom, objects events,