'Tempus fugit'
In the not to distant (and ever nearing) future, time will slow down.
Perhaps condradicts what the information age has been experiencing thus far. Time infact seems to be accelerating. Our Pc's go faster, clocks are more precise, and cell phones produce a bizarre omnipresence. But for all of the 'labour saving' gadgets seems to only have busied us more. Time, it seems, seems to shape our lives now, to the degree in which it restricts them.
Capitolists to the rescue! An entire industry of 'time management' has come to save the weary. Books hit the NY top lists, computer software flies off shelves, just a few of the 'productivity solutions' that are intended to better the exchange of our time for dollar bills. They have it all wrong. Productivity is the amount of work done in a certain amount of time: "P=W/t". Most time managedment has concerned itself with increasing productivity by simply squeezing more work (W) into the same amount of time (t). Thats not......
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