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Huberman Lab
Andrew Huberman highlighted the book in two episodes, noting that it examined how our perception of time can expand or contract depending on focus and environment. He described it as a wonderful, though audio‑unavailable, resource that delves into the science of space‑time perception, even referencing examples like a Hitchcock film. The discussion presented the title as a highly recommended read for listeners interested in the psychology of time.
Episode: LIVE EVENT Q&A: Dr. Andrew Huberman Question & Ans...
It was mentioned in relation to the concept of space-time bridging and how our perception of time changes based on our focus and environment, with the example of a Hitchcock movie discussed in the book.
if you are interested in this in more detail there's a wonderful book called the secret pulse of time
Episode: Science & Health Benefits of Belief in God & Relig...
He mentioned a wonderful book not available in audio form that explores how perception of time expands and contracts.
There's a wonderful book that's not available in audio form called The Secret Pulse of Time that gets into how this expansion and contraction works.
Episode: Healing From Grief & Loss | Dr. Mary-Frances O'Con...
Huberman referred to it as a wonderful book that discusses how perception of time changes as people approach the end of life.
There's a wonderful book, the secret pulse of time that talks about this somewhat.
Episode: The Mental Frame & Specific Daily Actions to Succe...
The host highlighted another intriguing book, noting it had no audio version and was about time perception.
There's a wonderful book in addition to yours. It turns out there's another great book out there. How dare someone? No audio version, but it's called The Secret Pulse of Time.