“The age of haste, its cinematographic succession of point-like presences, has no access to beauty or to truth. Only in lingering contemplation, even an ascetic restraint, do things unveil their beauty, their fragrant essence. It consists of temporal sedimentations emitting a phosphorescent glow” - Byung Chul Han in The Scent of Time: A Philosophical Essay on the Art of Lingering, p. 48.