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I'm sure this has happened to some people here. You know, when you're sitting around, or walking about, whatever, just minding your own buisness when you hear some random word or phrase that for some reason helps you understand some concept that you've had trouble wrapping your mind around?
I was sitting in my apartment one day watching Scooby Doo (special guest Don Knotts!) when a commercial came on with Mia Farrel (is that her name? The female U.S. soccer player who was famous for a while?), and she said "I would've hated being a woman in Victorian times" and something snapped and I understood the whole idea of time-not-being-linear-but-an-everpresent-"now". I had grasped the reasoning behind it, but all of a sudden I could see the idea in it's entirety. It felt weird.
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