Define tomorrow.........
ok its east, i'll do it my way:
its the yesterday's day after tomorrow, day after tomorrow's yesterday....
isn't that funny, hehe...
You work a bit today and leave the rest for tomorrow.
U go to bed, sleep for few hours n wake up hoping to find tomorrow.
But what you find is that the tomorrow has changed to today.
The whole life you run after tomorrow but no one can find it.
it is ver near yet so far. far from the andromeda galaxy or let us say further than this universe.
My question: Do u run after tomorrow??
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Define tomorrow.........
ok its east, i'll do it my way:
its the yesterday's day after tomorrow, day after tomorrow's yesterday.... |
Your definition depends on the reader already knowing what tomorrow means. So that fails. 
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The whole life you run after tomorrow but no one can find it.
it is ver near yet so far. far from the andromeda galaxy or let us say further than this universe. |
That makes no sense.
Nobody expects to find tomorrow, or to reach tomorrow, because that is by its very nature impossible. Besides, it's an abstract concept, with no physical existance. "Today is yesturday's tomorrow."
"Tomorrow" is just an indexical, and I'm not sure what makes it different from any other. Do you chase after "theres" when you walk across the room? No. These are just words used for the convenience of communication.
My thought concerning tomorrow is simple, minus the simple part.
First of all "Tomorrow" is a word used to describe the 24 hour period that we believe in that will come after some time on our clocks. Tomorrow in actuallity I believe does not exist.
- Some people believe that tomorrow never comes, and since it is a case where if we set current time to now, then tomorrow is 24 hours after proportionate to the current time. And again since time is simply something that we believe in, it cannot really occur unless we have a concrete answer for it which can never actually be given untill we found out the limits of our universe.
-Just how we measure time and be aplied to a time that is later to current time and we could make that be tomorrow. THE BASIC STATEMENT IS THAT TOMORROW IS JUST A REPRESENTATION FOR SOMETHING THAT WE DECIDED ON AND THE MEANING ONLY REPRESENTS TO US AND NOT A UNIVERSAL FACT. This is because can anyone tell me is tomorrow the same on earth as it is on the sun? Well ofcourse not if you were on the sun you'd be dead, but it doesn't matter, like venus, saturn.
I'll post later too, but this is my first conclusion on this subject.
Tomorrow is just a day away, but yesterday is gone forever. 
For people caught between memory and anticipation...
Tomorrow is a probability I anticipate today.
tommorow(cant spell sorry) is just another defination of today... or mabye we live in tommorow who knows/cares
Of course tomorrow never comes because then it's today 
Tomorrow is such an arbitrary defination anyways. What if you were orbiting the earth?
ok guys.. then I know some body (theory) in physics said.. about going faster than light and it was discussed another place of this form.. what about that... can't you catch tomorrrow.. and come back... what is that stories like time machine tries to explain... why people always want to go to the future or go back in the past...
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| ok guys.. then I know some body (theory) in physics said.. about going faster than light and it was discussed another place of this form.. what about that... can't you catch tomorrrow.. and come back... what is that stories like time machine tries to explain... why people always want to go to the future or go back in the past... |
Einstien proved time travel was theoretically possible, but even if you could travel into the future the tomorrow you were looking for would become your today.Tomorrow is just an indexical, like many others. Same could be said for "there", "then", "her", etc. etc.
I agree, tomorrow never comes, when it comes, it turns to today.
tomorrow is skyline, you can see it but never could reach it.
What matters it that we live in today in this hour, this minute and this second. When we have something to do at hand, let's finish it first. If we then have some extra time, we could plan for the next minute, hour, day and tomorrow for a better life.
