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Time Doesn’t Really Flow-Your Brain Just Makes You Think It Does

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By Adrian Bardon
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“Time flies,” “time waits for no one,” “as time goes on”: The way we speak about time tends to strongly imply that the passage of time is some sort of real process that happens out there in the world. We inhabit the present moment and move through time, even as events come and go, fading into the past. But go ahead and try to actually verbalize just what is meant by the flow or passage of time. A flow of what? Rivers flow because water is in motion. What does it mean to say that time flows?
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Time Doesn't Really Flow—Your Brain Just Makes You Think It Does | Flipboard

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By Adrian Bardon
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If you don't use Hibernate on Windows, delete this massive hidden file now While it's perfectly okay to hibernate your PC, and still valid for many use cases, I prefer to use sleep mode and simply turn off my PC when I'm …
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O que é o tempo? Em vez de algo que "flui", filósofo sugere que é uma projeção psicológica

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By Adrian Bardon, Wake Forest
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"O tempo voa", "o tempo não espera por ninguém", "conforme o tempo passa": a maneira como falamos sobre o tempo tende a sugerir fortemente que a passagem do tempo é algum tipo de processo real que acontece lá fora, no mundo. Habitamos o momento presente e nos movemos através do tempo, mesmo quando os eventos vêm e vão, desaparecendo no passado. Mas tente verbalizar o que realmente significa o fluxo ou a passagem do tempo. Um fluxo de quê? Os rios fluem porque a água está em movimento.
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