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I rewatched the documentary and realized that Please and One More Night could have been written based on that feeling of reunion described by Nam with the Chronos and Kairos theory. sm was their Chronos (the routine) and Kairos (what they wanted to last forever) :((

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“in old greece, there were two ways of thinking about time. one is chronos and one is kairos. in the military we had to do the same thing over and over again. time just passed by — that was chronos. but here in LA, time with the members, my second family, this feels like kairos”

“in old greece, there were two ways of thinking about time. one is chronos and one is kairos. in the military we had to do the same thing over and over again. time just passed by — that was chronos. but here in LA, time with the members, my second family, this feels like kairos”

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The Greeks had two ways of thinking about time: Chronos and Kairos. "The time used by storytellers is more cyclical, close to the time of nature. The Greeks talked about Chronos. Chronology time. The one we can measure. Then they talked about Kairos, which is deep time. That is the time of storytelling. Kronos is more measurable. It's easy to calculate. You can depend on clocks, calendars, and schedules. But Kairos is deep time, and you need to pay attention to Kairos. If you're interested in the stories of nature, maybe the journey of a rock, you can't just measure it with that tiny element of time. You have to look at millennia; you have to look at this long duration of time. I've always believed that storytellers should be interested in a much more cyclical notion of time."

The Greeks had two ways of thinking about time: Chronos and Kairos. "The time used by storytellers is more cyclical, close to the time of nature. The Greeks talked about Chronos. Chronology time. The one we can measure. Then they talked about Kairos, which is deep time. That is the time of storytelling. Kronos is more measurable. It's easy to calculate. You can depend on clocks, calendars, and schedules. But Kairos is deep time, and you need to pay attention to Kairos. If you're interested in the stories of nature, maybe the journey of a rock, you can't just measure it with that tiny element of time. You have to look at millennia; you have to look at this long duration of time. I've always believed that storytellers should be interested in a much more cyclical notion of time."

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