Theoretical physicists have long argued that time is not real—that it is an illusion. This view logically follows the conception...
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English Issue 44/2025
Nearly every book about time begins with a quote from Augustine, which roughly translates as: “I know what time is, but as soon as I start to think about it, I fall silent.” Indeed, “time” is the most frequently used noun; we are interwoven and permeated by countless temporal processes, and yet it remains a mystery. Michael Jacobi’s article on time may be philosophically challenging in places, but it is a wonderful opportunity to discover the language in Augustinian silence anew.
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