Brian Eno wants you to think about time. Not in terms of the three minute pop song, the 30 second TV spot, a day in the life, or fame’s fleeting fifteen. He wants to change your concept of “now” by stretching your notion of time. To that end, consider the date of this post to be August 20, 02007. Like a lonely zero at the far left of an automobile odometer that patiently waits to turn every 100,000 miles, the leading zero in the year 02007 gives life to the expectation that we will need that extra digit. And, like a car we expect to drive for 220,000 miles, if we want to use that fifth date year digit, we’d better take care of the maintenance. Continue Reading »