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It’s About Time Expressions about time reveal how it permeates our lives: time is relative but also relentless. In vain we try to borrow, steal or save it. In this month’s eBook, we look at what science has to say about the nature of time and the ways it dominates our physical and mental worlds. For more thought-provoking reading, check out these other titles.

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The Science of Consciousness How do neurons create feelings of sadness? Or a sense of a unique self? On the other hand, could conscious thought be an illusion? In this eBook, we examine the biological, neural and philosophical approaches to defining how brain activity translates to the richness of experience.

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