Posts tagged cognitive bias toward time
There are 86,400 ticks of the clock. Every single day...
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A Really Living / Event Horizon Moment: Four Movements in Time
Stories of Really Livingjohnkcoyleani gogova, chronological time, cognitive bias toward time, contracting time, creating time, does time speed up or slow down?, endless summer, future temporal perspective, horology, How does the brain process time, john k coyle, maximizing the non linear nature of experiential time, tess collins
Really Living on a River: Guest Post by Al Izykowski
Tickets Still Available: Four Movements in Time - Tonight, 7pm, Chicago: 1335 S. Michigan Avenue
Time and Temporal Dynamicsjohnkcoyleani gogova, art of really living, chronological time, cognitive bias toward time, contracting time, creating time, does time speed up or slow down?, endless summer, expanding time, How does the brain process time, john k coyle, tess collins
How Music Alters Our Perception of Time
The Speed of Time
