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All around me were estate developers sending their fleets of workers to construct skyscrapers to tight schedules.An epiphany wrapped me like a tendril—were trees freelancers or salaried employees? A tree was a daily wage laborer.

I loved the way in which trees coped with dark and lonely places while sunlessness decided curfew hours for me.the learning acquired at different times of the day and in different places cramped into a few hours of writing time.But how does one live to tree time in this deadlined world? I began by trying to dismantle the architecture of time units inside my head.

(Was it this that Salvador Dalí wanted to invoke when he placed so many of his melting clocks on trees in his paintings?) I was tired of speed.Sumana Roy is associate professor of English and creative writing at Ashoka University in Haryana.

The trees they planted in the gated communities annoyed them—they would grow at their natural pace.

What exactly was tree time then? I wandered aimlessly through philosophical discussions on time until it came to me one night.Locomations CEO and co-founder.

In a drill that calls to mind a high school relay.which is operating autonomously.

and we invite anyone making claims around environmental impact or fuel consumption to do the same. Autonomous freight potentially makes a big impact through carefully structured driving efficiencies in which routes.