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Hey everyone, I wanted to share an episode from a podcast that I really respect.

It's called To the Best of Our Knowledge.

It's really deep. They want a pebody. They have philosophers and

writers, artists and scientists and historians, and they're talking about all the

big questions of meaning and purpose and wonder. The episode we're sharing today is about time,

biological time, geological time, cosmic time, ancestral time. They'll look at time as a spiral, a loop, and also as an eternal present as we learn to live beyond the clock.

I thought you would really like it.

So here's a special episode on how the earth keeps time from the podcast to the best of our

knowledge.

Enjoy.

It's to the best of our knowledge. I'm Anstrain Shamps.

Marsha Bjorna Rudd has been wrestling with time for much of her life.

It's an obsession she can trace all the way back to childhood and a snowy day in Wisconsin.

Stuck indoors, she pulled her family's big world atlas off the shelf and opened it to

an atlas showing time zones.

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