TIME.
By: Jordan Neil Louie
February 15, 2006

Time is an indicative concept; it is constant, and never changing, but 
only within its own nature.  By very nature, the quintessence of time, 
or the very simplest nature of time, is only a tool of measurement.  
Time is indicative in the way that it indicates considerable amounts of 
events.  It is neither tangible nor feasibly grasped.  

By dictionary definition, the word "time" means, "A non-spatial 
continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible 
succession from the past through the present to the future." It states 
that time is in fact a "non-spatial" continuum, which means it does not 
take in any law other than its own, it is not an object which can be 
seen nor held in your hand.  Non-spatial in the way that you cannot 
test it in theory neither can you test in it practice.  It also states in 
the definition that time is "irreversible" meaning that you connot 
apply time to anything that will try to reverse it or alter it in 
anyway.  Time puts things in order, order from first to last, order 
from old to new, order of events from past to present to future.  A 
period where "time" elapses is where events fall into place, once an 
event occurs it then stands still in that segment of "time".  

Now the concept in which we measure time is in fractions of a seconds, 
seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, semi-decades, 
decades, centuries, millenniums. Same as the way humans choose to 
measure lengths; height, width, and depth, however "length" is both 
tangible and feasibly grasped, In attempt to alter time, or change the 
way it continues is not something feasible in itself, time is constant 
and does not depend on any one thing that is either seen nor heard, nor 
smelt, nor touched.  

In achieving the understanding of "time" is rather illusive, and 
mysterious, however the "study" of time, can be bother tangible and 
feasible, meaning that evidence that an event had occurred can indicate 
time.  Things that can be seen and heard and smelt and touched all can 
indicate time.  Time elapses all together, weather or not something is 
seen, or heard, or smelt, or touched, it is a matter that involves 
"waiting", it is a matter not wasteful by itself or to itself, but can 
only be missed, it cannot be wasted as in the phrase, "wasting time" for 
it is not tangible, therefore cannot be disposed of.  Time is only a 
concept that allows the brain to relate events to one another, time is not 
subject to events, but rather the events are subject to the time in which 
they occur.  

In conclusion the quintessence of time is 100 percent infinitive, meaning 
that you cannot change it nor the things or events that stand in it.  As 
I conclude with this a most general statement, "what is done is done" you 
connot change time, you cannot even hope to posses these things in which time 
itself is not possible to be possessed.  It is foolishness to try and grasp 
the idea or concept of time, foolishness to try and grasp something so great 
and so immensely above human comprehension, as it is foolishness to believe 
that an ant may ever comprehend thoughts of a human being. Time in itself can 
never be changed nor destroyed, it can never be subject to being 
tampered with.