Chronos & Kairos: Two Ways to Read the Game
The ancient Greeks had more than one way of thinking about time. Chronos (χρόνος) described time as we most commonly understand it today: chronological, sequential and measurable. Kairos (καιρός) meant something different—the critical or opportune moment, when the quality of time mattered more than its quantity. Chronos asks when? Kairos asks what kind of moment […]
