A note from Daniel

When humans first started spreading around the planet, there was no clock time. We experienced the arrow of time through occurrences such as the setting and rising of the sun and the growth of children. Making the most out of one's day was measured by the likelihood of survival. Making the most effective use of resources possibly was measured in ways such as, "Does everyone in the group have enough food?" or "Is this location close enough to water sources that I can be back in my shelter before dark?"

Daniel The Great Mental Models, Volume 4, page 54 · December 14, 2024 Save to shelf
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