In his recent offering for The New York Times titled "On Modern Time," Espen Hammer examines modern society's perception of time. Hammer's prognosis is bleak. Modern society is dissatisfied and the clock is to blame. So what is the remedy? Hammer offers one, but it seems wholly unhelpful. Nonetheless, the subject (i.e. time) is important. That being the case, I would like to share some thoughts that Hammer's treatment of the subject brought to mind.
