horizon

“There’s a thing called ‘arrival fallacy,’ which is that the horizon is just always receding.

Early in the book, Panek cites a 1936 quote from American astronomer Edwin Hubble: "The history of astronomy is a history of receding horizons."

Nostalgia is a potent drug, and Lohan would do well to capitalize on the goodwill she’s built over the last couple of years, which will only keep stacking with “Freakier Friday” on the horizon.

And for those looking off toward the horizon, the Social Security trust fund, once a reliable system Americans could trust would take care of them after retirement, is now projected to become insolvent in 2035.

Demands have shifted significantly over the course of this particular recruiting cycle, with an earlier signing period and revenue-sharing on the horizon.