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"The Order of Time" written by "Carlo Rovelli", is one of the best books of this Italian physicist. The theme of the book is time and its unique features that can use these features to live a better life. "Carlo Rovelli," says this in his book: Why do we remember the past and not the future? What is meant by the "flow" of time? Do we exist in time or does time exist in us? In his book "The Order of Time", he invites us to consider such questions about the nature of time that physicists and philosophers are still working on. Very interesting questions, the answers to which will be mutually interesting. For most readers, this field is unfamiliar. We all experience time, but the more scientists learn about it and refine their studies, the more mysterious it remains. Apparently, this is one of the strange properties of time. We use time as a uniform and universal instrument, one that moves continuously from the past to the future, measured by the clock. Rowley destroys these assumptions one by one, reveals a strange world, and assumes that his main tool, time, disappears in it. He explains how the theory of quantum gravity tries to understand and make sense of the extreme vision resulting from this infinite universe. By expressing ideas from philosophy, science, and literature, he shows that our understanding of the flow of time depends on our perspective, a better understanding of it starts from the structure of our brain and emotions rather than from the physical world. "The Order of Time" is currently one of the best-selling books in Italy and is written with a poetic exuberance that makes the seven brief lessons on physics very attractive.