Being-time (as articulated by Zen philosopher Dogen) and Heidegger's notion that being and time are fundamentally the same suggests that trying to 'have' time is a category error—you don't have time, you are time, and this realization is both ineffable and liberating.
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Oliver BurkemanEvidence Quote
“maybe um in some sense being and time are the same thing haider's Masterwork is called being and time”
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265 - Time, productivity, and purpose: insights from Four Thousand Weeks | Oliver Burkeman— Peter Attia MDCreated: 8/12/2026, 6:12:21 PM
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