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Einstein’s Relativity is found wanting in its explanation of time in regards to both quantum mechanics and the mental conception of time, i.e. ‘The Now’.
Arguing against the physicists who describe time as an “arrow of information” or “arrow of entropy,” Raymond Tallis shows how reflection on the lived experience of time can help us understand why there is more to human nature than can be described by physical science.
The Time of Our Lives – Raymond Tallis – 2017
The project of understanding time is to try to get a clear and just idea of the nature of the relationship between the universe and the observer in respect of time. By rethinking time in this way, we may elude a form of naturalism that sees us as being at bottom material objects whose nature will ultimately be described by physics. We are more than cogs in the universal clock, forced to collaborate with the very progress that pushes us towards our own midnight. By placing human consciousness at the heart of time, it is possible to crack ajar a door through which a sense of possibility can stream.
http://www.thenewatlantis.com/publications/the-time-of-our-lives
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Albert Einstein vs. "The Now" of Mind and Quantum Mechanics
