Dissatisfaction with time is understandable because it always seems to contradict expectations. When we want it to pass quickly, it seems slow; when we want the opposite, it seems fast. So the wait is always too long, and the good moments fleeting. We oscillate between unfulfilled desires and opportunities that slip through our fingers. The conclusion is that nothing can be enjoyed. However, over the years, we realize that although we cannot slow down or speed up the passage of time, we can always turn dissatisfaction into reality. There is no other lesson to be learned: everything is wrapped up in this manageable minimum, toward which conscious effort must converge.