Is it possible today to find a balance between living in the present and building a more profoundly meaningful future?
Or are we destined to remain trapped in presentism?
In the pages of Pamphlet No. 9 – TIME – Stefano Sutti reflects on how the vision of time has changed over the course of history, moving from a providential plan with a precise direction to a frenetic “presentism.”
This present is dominated by the absence of a clear vision of the future or the past, creating a sense of existential disorientation.
“Politics, fashions, personal lives, entrepreneurial styles, etc., seem to us to remain united by the stigma of nowness, which represents the zero degree of the ability to draw on one’s roots to define a project – in more solemn terms, a destiny – that transcends the satisfaction of immediate constraints, needs, and desires.”
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THINK BEYOND
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