The Never Ending Pool

I agree. This is not the Heidegger board, just some bobheads a few of whom might enjoy sharing "armshare philosophy" about concepts none of us have any business feeling cocky about. There is a book called something like "The History of Time," It is fascinating and literally traces the development of man's history in trying to record "time" from the earliest known archeological evidences, up to the present.

I searched and found something like this by Hawkings, but "I don't think that is the one I had in mind."

As to Wurlitzer's last, I can only say that I think that without a consciousness of "times past" we cannot even postulate "times to come."' This is the linkage I perceive between time and memory. Perhaps we must introduce the concept of "consciousness" as have most other philosophers, when discussing "time."