The Limits of Individual Individualistic Ways of Thinking About Time

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The writer strike is an example of the limits of individual individualistic ways of thinking about time and not having enough time. "I'm going to go to the picket line later today because of the other people who I'll be doing it there with," she says. The best case scenario is when like everyone realizes that they have this in common, so much is possible if they do it together.

Our conception of time is a construct, so why does it have so much power over us? Adam and author Jenny Odell delve into the history of "time" as we know it, and how the popular obsession with trying to make the most of every second is a losing battle. Pick up Jenny's book at factuallypod.com/books

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