dedicated to time perception, right? So I was wondering, so how then do we make sense of the sense of time passing?

Well, I think, so in the human brain, which is my purview, I'm interested in human experience, there's many functions of the brain.

One of the most important ones that we're consciously aware of is giving the world meaning.

And so time is not that important necessarily.

It depends how you define time.

But actual time passing, duration, seconds, is just not going to affect meaning in some ways.

That said, there are some parts of the brain that do a really good job at what I call timing.

It's very akin to Heraclitus, so as you can see, that's kind of like The idea of flux and the nature process is very interesting for thinking about the tension of that with something that, say, is more state-based, the way that we portray evolution of states in, say, physics.