When is now?

Now is a social concept of time. That may answer 'what', but 'when' is relative to the span of time implied or referred to in context. Being a variable social measure of time, it would not necessarily represent any fixed quantitative span of time, or necessarily represent the smallest measurable or perceptible span of time. Perhaps in whatever context the word is being used, it might represent the span of time that marks the duration of particular event(s).

Now, I had just read, "the Daily Reckoning", either I would be an Investor or an Opportunies waiting for the Market to fall unto me.

Now, I had read books of Religion, either I am the Follower of a Prophet, or just hoping whatever prophets had fullfilled would be of any use to or for me.

Now,almost all funny things I had yet to comprehend had passed me over.

Now, As had heard of yet another tale of Atlantis, wonders how rich the had been,those Atlatean, how rich how ?

Now is the point of transition of the future into past. Now was conceived out of our impatience of waiting for the future and our fear of losing the moment to the past. Now is also a point of we think we exist in the frame of time and space. Notice that, the word 'now' combined with the word 'here' will give you the world 'no where' pointing to our frivolousness attempt to contemplate the meaning of now itself.

Now is a moment we can never catch, a moment continually slipping into our past.

When is now?

its:

Monuments of grace

The future is my past

Fortunate belief

Contrasts - black and white

Roses dying

Children crying

Innocence rejected

Now is the only time you have power to control. Can't control the past or the future. Its very limited isn't it.

Excellent question. It's immeasurable. It becomes the past instantaneously.

never. when you're talking of the now, it'll be in the past already and you'll have to talk about a new now.

there is nothing creative about it, it changes by the second. thats all it is, now.

"Now" is the pause before the second hand moves again. Oops, it's over.