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The concept of "events" in the article "The Body As Mixer" intersects interestingly with ideas of time in complex adaptive systems, particularly when considering the distinction between chronos and kairos.●Chronos refers to linear, sequential time, the kind we measure with clocks and calendars. It's the quantitative aspect of time.●Kairos, on the o... See more
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This full perspective of time requires us to think less about quantity, and more about quality. The ancient Greeks have something to teach us on this. They had two words for time: chronos time and kairos time. Chronos time refers to ordinary, chronological time: seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, etc. Kairos time is different. In
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