About this episode

In this solo episode, Craig Harper explores the subjective experience of time and its psychological and neurobiological aspects.

Have you noticed how 'bendy' time is? Well, seems to be? I call this "the perceptual juxtaposition of time." Why does an hour of something that sucks feel like a f**king month but an awesome two-week holiday simply 'goes too fast?' In this solo episode, I explore the practical objective reality of time (a constant), how fast or slow it 'feels' to us (a subjective experience) and why (and how) this happens. A bit of psychology, a smattering of neurobiology and some general conversational meandering. Enjoy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in this episode

Host: Craig Harper

Topics covered

• perception of time
• psychology
• neurobiology
• subjective experience
• time management

Keywords

• time perception
• psychology
• neurobiology
• subjective experience
• time management

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