Brian Sholis

- “The first thing to note is that pretty much everything is a clock. Garbage announces the days with its worsening smell. Wrinkles mark the years. “You could tell time by measuring how cold your coffee has gotten on your coffee table,” said Huber, who is now at the Technical University of Vienna and the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum... See more

- “It’s striking to think that the past has weight not just because it influences the future but because it has its own intrinsic value.”

- “Perhaps our biggest time error is near bias—caring too much about what’s about to happen, and too little about the future.”

- "At their core, Expansive Brands are about doing good by being good."

Using the enforced idleness that comes after major surgery, Sven Birkerts meditates on how time contracts and dilates and what that means for a sense of self.