Exploring the concepts of time and self-consciousness, this work delves into how finitude and separation shape our understanding of existence. It challenges contemporary physics theories that dismiss time as an illusion or non-existent, advocating for a reclamation of time's significance. Through philosophical inquiry, the book invites readers to reflect on the essence of human experience and the reality of temporal existence.
Exploring the psychology of ownership and sharing, this book delves into how these concepts manifest in various cultures. It examines the underlying motivations and social dynamics that influence human behavior regarding possession and communal sharing. Through cross-cultural analysis, the work reveals insights into the significance of ownership in shaping identities and relationships, highlighting both the universal and culturally specific aspects of these fundamental human experiences.