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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469459058357","data":"            Paradoxes are often what make life<\/span> interesting. They add just the right amount of dilemma to the routine of life as we know it. They give us that little nudge in the direction of questioning ourselves once in a while, arousing a curiosity that may have abandoned us, partly, sometime between when our allotment of shits to be given ran out and when our minds became dulled by monotony. <\/p>            The infamous time<\/span> paradox has been greatly discussed in scientific papers and pop culture alike. Time fascinates everybody, irrespective of culture, age, religion, and whatever other barriers we've created among ourselves. Time just flows. It smooths things over, sometimes wrinkles them. It offers retrospect, sometimes ending in sweet nostalgia, sometimes in bitter regret. Time is so invariably a part of our lives, and yet it exists separate from us- on a lofty plane of existence that we can't really understand fully. <\/p>            Time alters the very face of the earth, moving mountains and carving canyons, but its strongest power, in my belief, is the way it alters the perspective of a human heart. \nThe human heart itself is a paradox sometimes. It becomes more<\/span> fragile with trust, and hardens itself when that trust breaks. The time paradox has a way of intensifying this paradox until we stand and look upon our heart in perspective. Do some people really change with time? Or were they always that way when we knew them, only that we didn't have enough time to discover their true nature? Have they \"changed\" only because time has altered our perspective? Were they way they were because they hadn't had the experiences that moulded them yet? Did time allow them to have those experiences, or was it fate playing a lone hand? Does the amount of time we have a reflection of a person's imprint upon our heart, or is it just a matter of that person changing of their own accord? \nThe time paradox also intensifies introspection - was our judgement lapse or has time truly changed them? Did time allow them to discover themselves or did time cheat us out of discovering them? <\/p>            Regardless of who you apply this to, or what situation you face, time follows no logic that we can ever understand. Are you right to think you can't judge too quickly, or are you right to think first impressions successfully evade the web of time<\/span>? Understanding another human is an art unto itself, and there is no skill that precedes it. Because: does time always tell in the end? Or did time lead you on a wild goose chase? <\/p>            The fascination we have with time reveals its cruelty too - the way we let ourselves be absorbed into the intricacies of time, only to find that the time we lost will never return. \nAnd even that is a paradox. <\/p>"}]

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