does TIME always give a DEAD-LINE....?

Question

Can one's journey lead to a DEAD-END?

which decides the loss.. the DEAD-LINE or the DEAD-END?

Answer 1

a DEAD_LINE is a TIME LIMIT
a DEAD_END is a SPACE LIMIT

HUMANS are bound by the laws of time & space
in their eternal DANGLING CARROTS quest
for meaning & purpose

A DEAD_END is less dramatic though,
as we have master minded
several capabilities
to overcome the space limitation
( cars,airplanes,space shuttles........)
even the
METAPHORICAL DEAD_END
is easier to surpass
through goals adjustments
& ambitions repositioning


A DEAD_LINE decides the loss
because despite centuries
of scientific thinking,
..................................
the only thing that we
,as humans,
have failed miserably
to cheat
is
..........................................

the brutal sword of TIME

..........................................

Answer 2

Time is always there, it may set a deadline or not depending on you. if you don't set a time table, there is no deadline to speak of. The journey of a person leads to a destiny if he is successful but failure of one's journey will lead to dead-end. Nothing to go but nowhere. I believe deadline does because in dead end there is no more left to decide

Answer 3

yes TIME always gives a DEAD-LINE...if u could control time u will set ur own limits on it.

one's journey can only lead to a dead end depending on ur attitude towards ...being positive or negative!

DEAD-END cos thats when u have given up completly and u see no way beyond that where as DEAD-LINE is still an effort to reach a certain expectation.

Answer 4

Well I don't believe death is the end personally myself, for example it deftinitely wasn't the end of Elvis' popularity was it now?

Time doesn't always give a Dead-Line.
Not all journey's lead to a Dead-End.

Time doesn't decide, only you decide whether you want it to be the Dead-Line or the Dead-End.

Answer 5

TIME, in its essence, is infinite.
Man, being mortal is finite. In a certain time, his life begins...and ends. It is NOT TIME that gives deadlines to man, but rather, man fixes deadlines for his earthly matters right into his own time; Deadlines for his goals. Deadlines for renewals and expirations. Deadlines for receivables and payables.
True deadlines and dead-ends are set by The One Above. He, alone, can decide on the length of each individual's time of journey. And it's not either the deadline or the dead-end that decides on man's loss but how he's made his journey into time.

Answer 6

Does Time always gives a Deadline? I do not think that Time has anything to do with let's say Death. When our Creator, which is God decides that we have reached, our Deadline, here on Earth we have come to the end of our Journey. God is the one that decides Why, When, where, and How, we will leave this Life.

Answer 7

first question: no, time does not give dead-line...one sets dead-lines for specific reason....not time itself.

second question: yes, a specific journey can lead to a dead end....but you are still not dead!

third question: same
- dead-line has been set and not met=loss
- dead-end came up along the way=loss

Answer 8

The dead-end is the idea of terminations being natural to time. There is no phenomenon known to me in which entropy, waves, particles, gravitation, or quantum influence can be shown to stop.
Even the end of a single life's consciousness is not the end of that individual's usefulness to others. And since, even if consciousness is a gestalt formed in the brain rather than some personal form of phlogiston, it's effect on the quantum field has not been shown to be definable.

Answer 9

Don't we give OURSELVES deadlines? Not time? We measure the deadline by time, (that silly clock or watch that makes us anxious to get it done, to get there "on time").
"Part" of one's journey can wind up at a dead end, but you know about the fork in the road? "When you come to a fork in the road, take it." Quote from some guy whose name I can't remember. There are lots of short journeys in the "long" journey.
Loss....I don't think of either one as loss. But that's another story/concept/theory I couldn't even get into here!

Answer 10

The dead-end is not such a big problem, because you can always turn around, go back and take another path. Deadline means "times up." So the deadline decides if it is a loss. I don't think time always creates the deadlines; sometimes we do it.

Answer 11

Journalists are notorious for pushing their luck on deadlines as well as making end runs around dead ends. The journalist, however, who misses a deadline time and time again without presenting a good case will soon find her/himself out of luck as well as out of a job.