All The Time In The World

Read this in my sketchbook this morning.  Don’t know if I wrote it or copied it from somewhere else.

“Things change.  You can’t step in the same river twice.  We are moving at such a rapid pace, rotating, revolving, expanding; but our human pace is so unbelievably slow that we often believe we have all the time in the world. 

Our time, 70 years, relative to young earth, 10,000 years = 0.7

Our time, 70 years, relative to old earth, 4.5 billion years = .00000153555555555557% 

Anyway you cut it our slice is incomprehensibly small.  We don’t have all the time in the world; relatively speaking, we don’t have hardly any.  Better get moving!”