Summary:
The book explores the concept of time from a scientific perspective, delving into the ways humans perceive its passage and the mechanisms that govern it. It combines personal anecdotes with research from psychology, biology, and physics to examine our relationship with time and how it shapes our lives.
Key points:
1. Time Perception Variability: Burdick notes that how we sense time can change greatly depending on focus, memories, age, and activities.
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