Time perception
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Time perception, or chronoception, is the subjective experience and cognitive sense of time, which is measured by an individual's perception of the duration of unfolding events. Although directly experiencing another person's perception of time is impossible, it can be objectively studied and inferred through various psychological and neuroscientific experiments.
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Humans are generally poor at perceiving time accurately.
“we're actually quite terrible at it”
Open the episode · Science & Tools of Learning & Memory | Dr. David EaglemanListen at 1:06:47
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