Seneca, the ancient Roman philosopher, got to the core of our troubles with time in a famous letter known by the title On the Shortness of Life. We complain about how little time we have, he observed — we feel hounded by its onward march and terrified to contemplate the day when our portion of it will end — and yet we fritter it away, day after day, on things we don’t truly value.
古羅馬哲學家塞內加(Seneca)在一封名爲《論生命的短促》(On the short of Life)的著名信件中,直指了我們在時間問題上的核心問題。他說,我們抱怨我們擁有的時間太少——我們感到時間的前進步伐在追趕我們,害怕想到屬於我們的時間有一天會結束——然而,我們日復一日地把時間浪費在我們並不真正重視的事情上。
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