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There is no objective time without a subjective interpretation of it.
Deadlines are an example of a subjective interpretation of objective time. Many deadlines we perceive as “real” are anything but. Instead, deadlines are socially constructed dates to plan one’s work and synchronize with others.
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People often relive past experiences or “pre-live” future events, looking for stories that make sense of these experiences in the present moment.
Such meaning cannot be found in objective time, which portrays time as constant and immutable. If all units of time are equival...
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Working by event-time prioritizes the work over the schedule (e.g., starting work when ready and stopping when one needs a break).
Viewing work tasks as natural events not only emphasizes effectiveness over efficiency, it also increases perceptions of control over time and greater enjoymen...
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Whereas objective time focuses on the clock and calendar as a measure of time external to individuals, subjective time brings in the internal, personal experience of time.
In this way, subjective time reflects how people perceive, interpret, and me...
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Whereas objective time focuses on the clock and calendar as a measure of time external to individuals, subjective time brings in the internal, personal experience of time.
In this way, subjective time reflects how people perceive, interpret, and me...
Whereas objective time focuses on the clock and calendar as a measure of time external to individuals, subjective time brings in the internal, personal experience of time.
In this way, subjective time reflects how people perceive, interpret, and mentally travel through time, using memories...
There are many issues one can debate. In some of those debates, the correct answer is objective and in other issues, it's subjective. Or put another way, some issues are factual and others issues are non-factual.
When the issue being debated is fact...
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