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We live in a time where time is nothing more than a fragment of time--an endless pit of timeless entities. Time co-exists with no time, along with the time it takes to exist at all. To exist is time, and to time is to exist in a mere universe of timescales. The time I would take to explain the concept of time would be infinite, for time does not run out even when there is no time at all. Time. How much time do you take to ponder about the concept of time? Do you even time yourself, or do you understand that time in and of itself is timeless and irrelevant to the infinite timescales of the multiverse? Clocks represent time, but are not time themselves. Although, it takes time to make a clock. It also takes time to purchase a clock and hang it on your wall. It also takes time to figure out what kind of clock you wish to buy. Do you want a wall clock, watch, or some other means of telling time? How much time did you take thinking about it? Do you time your thoughts? No, because your thoughts are on a constant route. You can say thoughts are infinite, but at some point our thoughts run out. How much time until then? What about the time it takes to even ponder this philosophy in the first place? Do more thoughts equal more time? No. That's absurd. What is the difference between telling time and the time it takes to tell time? Is there one, or is it all the same? I mean, it's all time. Time. You may wonder how much time it took for me to type out this message. I have not timed it, but I can tell you that it did indeed take time. It's taking additional time to tell you how much time it took to write this. I know it took time, and I also know that time doesn't have to mean duration--it can mean existence. Time.