Is it just me ?

I am one of those who don't think of sequences in colours or shapes. I just think 'thoughts'. I remember once on a 'language' course being told that you cannot think without language. However I have many thoughts which make me feel and react but if I were to try and describe them using language I would fail miserably.+

I clearly have no imagination.........
Shame really because this sounds like fun

Time is linear for me. There is no beginning or end.

People being blips that extinguish along the line.

Just being a bit of a blip...

I see certain words and letters as colours. Monday is red and so is M, Tuesday is blue, the letter 'R' is green.

Numbers are 3-D arranged in a kind of scaffolding with single units on the lowest level, 10's on the next, etc..

Eggs have outsides.

Never thought of myself as a blip soon! A kind of error ?

No, not an error!
More of a here today, gone tomorrow, when looked at from a century's perspective.

No one alive today, will be alive in the year 2145. No one. No matter how great or small. No matter what they do or dont do.

We will be looked at in the same way we look at people born in say 1745.

Yes, it is a very humbling thought, isn't it soon. Our insignificance in the great picture.

soon - What a liberating thought! We should enjoy our lives and do what we want (if it's legal!). No one in 2145 will ever know or care!

It does bring home the smallness of our existence.

In 2145 the present wars and upheaval in the Middle East will be just as perplexing as the killing and hatred which happened in England between Catholcs and Protestants in Tudor times. (and other pointless wars)

It'll just be another topic for students to discuss.

(My year is egg shaped too - on it's side, pointy end to the right which is where Christmas is, winter at the bottom, summer at the top and the weeks marked out along it.)

Yes. Eggs do have outsides. And insides. And there's a nice warm one in my tummy right now.

Meantime, we live in the here and now. And things need sorting. We are writing history.

Well, someone is. Not sure it's me.