The Subjective Interpretation Of Objective Time
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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