We live in an age that has forgotten how to wait. Waiting today is interpreted as inefficiency, a temporal void that must be filled — by scrolling, consuming, producing. Capitalist time cannot tolerate suspension. It demands continuity of activity, an unbroken stream of immediacy. In such a world, waiting appears…

Modernity moves at the speed of profit. Time has been captured, fragmented, and sold back to us as productivity. We no longer live in time; we consume it. Each moment must justify its existence by yielding measurable output — efficiency, engagement, visibility. Capitalism has turned time into a commodity that…