Time is a User-Interface
時間はユーザーインターフェースであり、私たちが時間をどのように認識し、操作するかは、技術や文化によって形作られる設計上の選択です。時間の概念は固定されたものではなく、私たちの経験や相互作用によって変化する柔軟なフレームワークです。
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