Tempo é importante pacas, não preciso nem justificar. A gente mede o tempo com precisão “suiça” (faz sentido dizer isso ainda?) e morre de medo dele passar rápido (e se entope de botox). Controlar o tempo ou tê-lo como um recurso é parte importante das pesquisas entre felicidade e essa besta feroz. Nada contra. Pelo contrário, eu adoro tentar controlar o tempo. Vide meu calendário do google e o carnaval de eventos coloridos como confete na minha semana. Nesse episódio vou defender que, antes de ser cronológico, o tempo uma qualidade de como a gente vive a vida (e percebe o mundo). E isso impacta a ideia básica do que é felicidade.
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