”A man’s time is always scarce. Time is a means that man must use to arrive at his ends. Time is scarce for man only because whichever ends he chooses to satisfy, there are others that must remain unsatisfied.”
Next:
- 13-4a The multiverse implies human action—the laws of physics dictate that humans act
- 13-5 Man prefers his end to be achieved in the shortest possible time
Related:
- 2-1a6c4c We can explain things because we are multiversal objects. The multiverse implies explanatory knowledge.
- 10-2e4 Other times (in ‘our universe’) are just special cases of other universes. There is no demarcation between other times and other universes in the multiverse.
- 2-1c ‘Opportunity costs’ - Look beyond the obvious. See what’s hidden.