Time: Brandon N. Sanchez

Death may free you from the burden of life’s many decisions—as Sophocles put it, “For the dead, there are no more toils,” 

For sometime wondered how life in itself could be preserved, if what we left behind would still be the same, and on what scale would it effect the future? The quote became an inspiration; the three links that follow added more fuel to my interest. 

The Album Leaf

Time Paradox
Cryogenics

Cold: Jason DeWitt

Ice crystals form like tiny spider webs over a cold surface.  Obscuring the view of what lies behind as though nothing else matters except ice itself.  But ignorance, and arrogance are their downfall. For their very existence depends on the cold, and a small amount of heat would destroy them.