The Discovery of Time. A book review:

The Discovery of Time; Published by MQ Publications Limited, 2001

This is a wonderful book that touches on most of, if not all, the concepts pertaining to time and it’s place in the Human reality. I recommend all free-thinkers, Humanists, and the instinctually curious take the time to read and understand this book.

After having read the book during the past 8 years, wearing my copy into the ‘very used’ category of books, it has continued to hold my attention. The book is astounding in it’s scope and has revealed a great deal of information on how Humans perceive and utilize time in the world around us as we evolve and grow. Covering a very broad spectrum of time-related topics, The Discovery of Time lays out many key starting points for further inquiry and study. Applying the concepts and ideals relating to the processes that Humans, in discovering time, have unconsciously used would prove to be an interesting area of exploration. What is time? How do we use it? How do we become masters of it?

4/5 stars since the book only lacks a deeper elaboration of several of the topics.