One thing did not change in those 20 years - not one of us had any more time than we had before. In fact one benefit of the computer was its ability to handle the scheduling feats necessary to manage more and more projects and more and more commitments. The time savings promised by the computer and a host of other modem machines and appliances have not been realized. Studies show that we do not, in fact, have more leisure time as once was projected. Time is Not a Resource.
Time is nothing more than a measurement of intervals.
It is not a resource. A resource can be used and manipulated in many ways - borrowed, traded, saved, bought and sold, stockpiled for later use. But time cannot be saved. All time is current time. No one can save it, put it in a time bank and keep it for future use.