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The blog(ger) is going on a little Unplugged Staycation for two weeks. In the meantime, have a look at Maria Popova's great chronal posts on her blog, Brain Pickings; her summary of several posts came in a review from 15 July 2013, Why Time Slows Down When We're Afraid, Speeds Up as We Age, and Gets Warped on Vacation. She comments on a recent book by Claudia Hammond, Time Warped: Unlocking the Mysteries of Time Perception (click on the links in the quotation below to see Popova's other posts on time):
Time Warped, a fine addition to these essential reads on time, goes on to explore such philosophically intriguing and practically useful questions as how our internal clocks dictate our lives, what the optimal pace of productivity might be, and why inhabiting life with presence is the only real way to master time. Pair it with this remarkable visual history of humanity’s depictions of time.
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Random Web languages: French Internet slang. Image Source: antimoon.
Random Web apocalyptic culture: Happiness is Relative by ~ktsimage (4 September 2012). Image Source: deviantART.
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Random Web apocalyptic culture: Happiness is Relative by ~ktsimage (4 September 2012). Image Source: deviantART.
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The Procrastination Monks (7 January 2013) © Scenes from a Multiverse by Jon Rosenberg. Image Source: SFAM.
Blogger Thomas Haller Buchanan writes: "But I'm more likely to be downloaded into an external drive. Or as Deb points out in the comments, maybe be uploaded to the cloud, depending on what kind of life I've lived." Image Source: The Pictorial Arts.
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