The proposal is to engage in a deep reflection on the philosophical and existential implications brought about by technology. Google’s announcement of the quantum computer, with its impressive speed and modeling capabilities, sparks a debate about how this acceleration could redefine our perception of time. Buddhist philosophy, which aligns with the principles of quantum physics, helps us understand this feeling of accelerated time and how it impacts our lives, especially in an era of increasing anxiety and search for purpose. How will this affect mental health, our well-being, and the way we relate to our life’s mission? The acceleration of time leads us to question the future and our connection with it. And in music, how do artists, the storytellers of this time, capture and record their perceptions of this moment of change? Physicist Lama Padma Samten joins indigenous rapper Katú Mirim, from the Boe Bororo ethnic group, who will bring her perspective, along with the culture and worldview of indigenous peoples regarding time, to the debate.