The Present Moment

There's a sense in which the future doesn't yet exist, only the present moment. The past is not like the linear view of time that we talked about where it basically doesn't exist any more because it's already past. These past and future events act like magnets, constantly influencing you from either side. Your existence in the present moment can more accurately be described as really just where their polarities meet. But to lose is going to offer an alternative take on time, first articulated by a man named henry bergson.