Do we perceive time? Is time real? Time has been the subject of inquiry in science, philosophy a... more Do we perceive time? Is time real? Time has been the subject of inquiry in science, philosophy and religion through the ages. To understand time has been a difficult problem and history is testament to attempts made by scholars to understand and define time.
Albert Einstein said that “The only reason for time is so that everything doesn’t happen at once”.
Time is an instrument that separate things and allows a smooth flow of everything. One view of the philosophers is that time is the fundamental part of the design of the universe and events flow through it in a sequence. Another view is to not consider time as a container of events. Time instead is part of the intellectual structure. Immanuel Kant holds the view that time is not a thing or event and it cannot be measured. Scientist Sean Carroll is trying to understand how time works. He is interested in the ‘arrow of time’. It gives us a feeling of progression or rather it conveys the animation and flow of time.
This paper is an effort to investigate the perception of time and to discover the subjective experience and psychological aspect of time as an abstract phenomenon and it is not associated with any specific sense. How we perceive time through the sequence of events, what is brain time and how brain constructs the perception, how mind can travel into the structure of memory, how imagination is able to speculate the future, these are some of the questions I have attempted to answer in my paper. The perception of time encompass areas like duration, body clock, specious present, time perception in animals, aging and effects of meditation.
Do we perceive time? Is time real? Time has been the subject of inquiry in science, philosophy a... more Do we perceive time? Is time real? Time has been the subject of inquiry in science, philosophy and religion through the ages. To understand time has been a difficult problem and history is testament to attempts made by scholars to understand and define time.
Albert Einstein said that “The only reason for time is so that everything doesn’t happen at once”.
Time is an instrument that separate things and allows a smooth flow of everything. One view of the philosophers is that time is the fundamental part of the design of the universe and events flow through it in a sequence. Another view is to not consider time as a container of events. Time instead is part of the intellectual structure. Immanuel Kant holds the view that time is not a thing or event and it cannot be measured. Scientist Sean Carroll is trying to understand how time works. He is interested in the ‘arrow of time’. It gives us a feeling of progression or rather it conveys the animation and flow of time.
This paper is an effort to investigate the perception of time and to discover the subjective experience and psychological aspect of time as an abstract phenomenon and it is not associated with any specific sense. How we perceive time through the sequence of events, what is brain time and how brain constructs the perception, how mind can travel into the structure of memory, how imagination is able to speculate the future, these are some of the questions I have attempted to answer in my paper. The perception of time encompass areas like duration, body clock, specious present, time perception in animals, aging and effects of meditation.
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Albert Einstein said that “The only reason for time is so that everything doesn’t happen at once”.
Time is an instrument that separate things and allows a smooth flow of everything. One view of the philosophers is that time is the fundamental part of the design of the universe and events flow through it in a sequence. Another view is to not consider time as a container of events. Time instead is part of the intellectual structure. Immanuel Kant holds the view that time is not a thing or event and it cannot be measured. Scientist Sean Carroll is trying to understand how time works. He is interested in the ‘arrow of time’. It gives us a feeling of progression or rather it conveys the animation and flow of time.
This paper is an effort to investigate the perception of time and to discover the subjective experience and psychological aspect of time as an abstract phenomenon and it is not associated with any specific sense. How we perceive time through the sequence of events, what is brain time and how brain constructs the perception, how mind can travel into the structure of memory, how imagination is able to speculate the future, these are some of the questions I have attempted to answer in my paper. The perception of time encompass areas like duration, body clock, specious present, time perception in animals, aging and effects of meditation.
Albert Einstein said that “The only reason for time is so that everything doesn’t happen at once”.
Time is an instrument that separate things and allows a smooth flow of everything. One view of the philosophers is that time is the fundamental part of the design of the universe and events flow through it in a sequence. Another view is to not consider time as a container of events. Time instead is part of the intellectual structure. Immanuel Kant holds the view that time is not a thing or event and it cannot be measured. Scientist Sean Carroll is trying to understand how time works. He is interested in the ‘arrow of time’. It gives us a feeling of progression or rather it conveys the animation and flow of time.
This paper is an effort to investigate the perception of time and to discover the subjective experience and psychological aspect of time as an abstract phenomenon and it is not associated with any specific sense. How we perceive time through the sequence of events, what is brain time and how brain constructs the perception, how mind can travel into the structure of memory, how imagination is able to speculate the future, these are some of the questions I have attempted to answer in my paper. The perception of time encompass areas like duration, body clock, specious present, time perception in animals, aging and effects of meditation.