Lessons
Class Introduction
00:50 2The Earth is Flat: Time is Linear
03:37 3The Antecedents of an Obsession with Time
09:23 4Life isn't Just Short, is is Actively Getting Shorter
03:40 5The First Law of Chronoception: Contraction
06:12 6The Second Law of Chronoception: Inversion
17:46 7The Third Law of Chronoception: Expansion
05:41 8Designing Event Horizon Moments
09:13Lesson Info
Class Introduction
Memory in my opinion is the most important currency of all because memory and time inexorably interlinked. Creating memories is creating time, but let's start back at the beginning. How long did summers last as a kid? Splashing in the lake, riding bikes across busy streets, crushes, broken hearts, bruises, and dirty knees. We all had, we all lived summers forever as a kid. Everything was new. We really lived everything we did, and now how long do they last in this world so mundane? I don't know about you, but I ache to live endless summers again.
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Ratings and Reviews
Susan Burks
This is an important class. John reminds us of the incalculable value of filling our lives and those of people we care about with what is truly important - the gift of meaningful time. I loved reflecting on experiences that have truly changed the course of my life. John's stories and the science behind them was so inspiring.
Anastasia Shatalina
Very interesting and inspiring. Thank you.
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