Today. Right now. It’s right now. It’s today. In this case, it is the time. Time is the it that it is. Right now. Today. It’s new. In this case it’s refers to everything, generally. Or perhaps the context. Writing is something I am doing right now, today. I am writing this right now. But later, when I read this, that will not be true. Because now will be the past, and later doesn’t exist. Wouldn’t it be interesting if we had no concept of later or the future? It wouldn’t mean we couldn’t ever think about them; it would just mean we wouldn’t do it with language. Or concepts. Right now it’s today. Later, it will still be today but this will be before. Maybe even yesterday, or simply, the past.