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Human behaviour is a presentation of its experience (not unlike presentations of an idea in different words). Upon recognizing that understanding human experience---the subjective-experience of humanity as a whole [and individually, along with their mutual determinations] considered as one person---is a first step in a rational passage towards changing human behaviour, here I show how Time is a basic-shape of human experience in COVID times.
Agency, Spectacle, Participation, Constancy, Behaviour, Human Experience, Spectator, Change, Covid, Urge, Time
Agency, Spectacle, Participation, Constancy, Behaviour, Human Experience, Spectator, Change, Covid, Urge, Time
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