The obelisk of ancient times stood motionless, the sun's rays crossed its form and recording of the day began. Astronomers looked at the stars and their astral positions gave night its timely increments. In 1500 B.C., the obelisk evolved into the sundial and the spectrum from sunrise to sunrise became segmented into twenty-four hours. For over twenty-one centuries humans have had twenty-four hours in each day. How is it that time seems to have sped up to such a degree that the resounding human response to the query "how are you?" is not... Read More