Too Much Time

While I'm on a roll here, I'd thought I'd write about having "too much time" as well.

Again, this is a perception isn't it? There can never be a thing as "too much time" because Time in itself is not a matter. If something is not of matter, then it cannot exist in a quantifiable manner and therefore, cannot be expressed as such.

So why do people feel or think that they have too little time or too much time? Or worse, think that other people have too much time?

I think the keys to that are the words "feeling" and "thinking". It's just a perception.

Then how does one calculate Time if it is not quantifiable? Actually I don't know the answer to that question before I typed it out. But now that I've typed it and looked at it, I suddenly got the answer.

Time is just a human invention!

Look at the animals and nature, they don't need time to tell them when to see the doctor, when to pick up their children from school, when to flower, when to eat, when to die, when to snow, they just do their thing!

How lovely!

So there, if anyone tells you that you have 'too much time', tell them off! Ask them to calculate exactly how much is too much and then tell them your friend said that it cannot be quantified in the first place!

Hahahhahhahaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!