我们可以定义时间;时间却无需定义我们。你何时有了自己的第一部手机?你何时首次使用全球卫星定位系统装置?你何时首次在办公室外因工作回复电子邮件?这些行为如今都司空见惯,但每个都代表着与时间有关的全新行为。走在街上却跟身在国土另一端的人说话,这是一种新的时间行为,正如上班“打卡”在百年前也是一种新的“时间逻辑”。最重要的是,我们这个时代的时间逻辑中新出现的每一样都与技术密切相连,而技术本身又与科学相连。前 We can define time; we do not need time to define it. When did you get your first mobile phone? When do you first use the Global Positioning System (GPS) device? When do you first reply to your work outside your office for an email? These are commonplace nowadays, but each represents time-related New behavior. Walking down the street, but speaking to people on the other side of the land, is a new kind of time-act, just as work-to-punch is also a new kind of “temporal logic” a hundred years ago. Most importantly, everything emerging in the temporal logic of our time is inextricably linked to technology, which itself is connected to science. before