Why people recommend it
The Philosophy of Physics by Dean Rickles is an academic book that investigates the foundational concepts, principles, and philosophical implications inherent in modern physical theories. On Huberman Lab, host Andrew Huberman referenced the broader exploration of time perception during an episode dedicated to memory, focus, and temporal processing in the human brain. While guiding his audience through resources on the nature of time, Huberman pointed listeners toward related literature that bridges the gap between hard science and theoretical understanding. Although he was discussing the cognitive mechanisms of time perception, Huberman used the moment to direct curious learners toward advanced works that examine how physical reality is structured. By connecting neurological time perception with broader physical and philosophical inquiries, Huberman encouraged his audience to explore expert-authored texts that investigate the deep mysteries of the universe, offering a comprehensive path for self-directed study among his scientifically minded listeners.
Who recommended it
- Andrew Huberman Recommended
Andrew Huberman — 1 mention
“If you're interested in learning more about time perception, I'd like to point you to a really excellent book called Your Brain is a Time Machine, the neuroscience and physics of time. The book was written by Professor Dr. Dean Bornemano, who's a professor at UCLA and a world expert in the neuroscience and physics of time.”