Timpul lumii și noile forme ale intersubiectivității: internetul, rețelele sociale și inteligența artificială
World-Time and New Forms of Intersubjectivity: the Internet, Social Networks, and Artificial Intelligence

Summary/Abstract: Time is not only measured; it is also lived. This paper argues that objective time becomes meaningful through a triadic structure of reference: subjective duration, intersubjective world-time, and objectivity. Building on phenomenological and existential analyses and updating them through a 4E cognition lens, the paper examines how contemporary „gatherings together” of experience and knowledge reshape this triad. The Internet, online social networks, and artificial intelligence are approached as successive reorganizations of constitutive intersubjectivity, with distinctive effects on the present, the past, and our relation to the future. The resulting temporal uncertainty feeds back into strategies of surviving time, including the renewed appeal and limits of Stoic practices.

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