For her project, Linda Wolthaus chose the 1960s as her starting point, a time of cultural and political upheaval marked by optimism and the desire for a better future. More than 50 years later, we find ourselves in this “future,” but many of the challenges of that time still exist, and new problems have arisen. The project, therefore addresses the question of whether and how living in the here and now and future-oriented thinking can be reconciled, focusing on six different approaches—psychological, neuroscientific, philosophical, and sociological perspectives. A virtual space represents the different perspectives through symbolic objects, and clicking on the objects opens the corresponding text. The website is not intended to be a pure platform for knowledge transfer, but rather to encourage reflection on mindfulness and the individual perception of time, and to encourage a more conscious way of life.