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27. Natural Reality / D. Time / 1. Nature of Time / a. Absolute time

24141	Having a sense of time presupposes absolute time [Nietzsche]
	Full Idea: Our derivation of the sense of time etc. still presupposes time as absolute.
	From: Friedrich Nietzsche (Unpublished Notebooks 1884-85 [1884], 25[406])
	A reaction: 'Etc.'? I suppose this is meant to pre-empt whatever Bergson might have been planning to say. The idea that time actually is subjective strikes as very wrong. Whether physicists can reduce time to something else is above my pay scale.