Is each moment connected to the next?  
  
Did you know that if you zoom in smaller and smaller, there"s a unit of measurement called the Planck length, and that it"s the smallest scale at which the laws of physics make any sense?  And did you also know that there"s a corresponding unit of time called Planck time (5.391 x 10^-44 seconds, which is the time it takes light in a vacuum to travel the Planck length), and that it"s the smallest time increment?  This effectively means that our entire universe and existence, in both space and time, is discrete.   
  
I don"t like it.  
  
The idea of a world that is constructed on its deepest levels out of some cosmic equivalent of "pixels" is one that I bristle against.  I love the idea of a smooth flow of space and time, of each moment bumping up infinitesimally against the next.  I want our universe to be continuous, even if measurements show that it isn"t.  Maybe I"m a hopeless romantic, or maybe I want the sand in my own hourglass to last that much longer if I pay attention.  
  
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**Artist:**  Steve Walasavage  
**Series:**  Non-Fungible Travels  
**Collection:**  Steve Walasavage Editions  
**Edition:**  1/201 NFT  
  
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