You know how everyone always says "live in the moment"? What if "the moment" is actually just a tiny sliver of the past, already gone the second we experience it? Makes you think about how much we're always chasing something that's perpetually out of reach.
You know how everyone always says "live in the moment"? What if "the moment" is actually just a tiny sliver of the past, already gone the second we experience it? Makes you think about how much we're always chasing something that's perpetually out of reach.
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