The man of the future will learn to shed the skin of guilt and rewrite himself. Nature has endowed him with the magic of dissatisfaction to evoke an eternal return to the roots, the branches, the caves, the hunt. Man’s instinct tells him to find his way home, yet at the same time, it makes him question the very notion of return. The ability to recognise guilt and embrace change is what distinguishes stopping time from hoping it will go faster.