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The Temporal Grid: Measuring vs. Being
Language philosopher Bry Willis examines the elusive nature of time, questioning whether scientific measurements reflect an objective reality or a human-imposed structure. He argues that metrology and physics have prioritised countable, periodic intervals not because they define time itself, but because they satisfy a practical need for mathematical coordination. By comparing scientific precision with phenomenological experiences, the author suggests that our temporal tools might dictate the shape of our findings rather than simply discovering them. Willis ultimately highlights the…
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