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Time as a structure and an event #1

February 8, 2012
Time as a structure and an event #1 by Russell Moreton
Time as a structure and an event #1, a photo by Russell Moreton on Flickr.

To consider time you have to wrench it apart from space and matter.

Ian McEwan
The Child in Time

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