According to Schopenhauer, "Time is that in which all things pass away; it is merely the form under which the will to live, the thing-in-itself and therefore imperishable, has revealed to it that its efforts are in vain; it is that agent by which at every moment all things in our hands become as nothing, and lose any real value they possess."

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Schopenhauer believed that time is the form through which the imperishable will to live realizes the futility of its efforts. He argued that time reduces everything to nothing and robs it of its real value.

According to Schopenhauer, "Time Is That in Which All Things