Sunsets are a fascinating subject.
The sun takes only about three to five minutes to sink below the horizon, yet its afterglow can linger for thirty to forty minutes.
The human eye has the ability to capture a single moment and preserve it in memory. In this sense, the idea of "the present moment" becomes a relative concept.
If countless people are preserved within photographs, and countless others continue to look at those photographs, then that sunset never truly ends—it becomes an absolute eternity.
Sunset, an incredibly fascinating subject.
The sun sinking below the sea horizon takes about three to five minutes, while the afterglow can last thirty to forty minutes.
The human eye has the ability to decide a moment and remember the present, which also means "this moment" has become a relative concept.
If countless people are preserved within photographs, and countless others view those photographs, then this sunset will never truly end, becoming an absolute eternity.
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