Category: Perspectives with JJ Simon
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Why Time Feels Like It Flows
The Science of Time and the Human Experience Series: Time, Consciousness, and New Science By JJ Simon — Perspectives with JJ Simonauthor of Humans Actuators of Time Time feels like it moves. Not abstractly. Not conceptually.But directly, almost physically—like something carrying us from one moment to the next. We feel it in urgency. In anticipation. In memory.We speak…
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How Experience Shapes Our Sense of Time
Series: Time, Consciousness, and New Science By JJ Simon — Perspectives with JJ Simonauthor of Humans Actuators of Time Time seems stable—until you start paying attention to it. On clocks and calendars, it moves with precision. Seconds, hours, days, years. Clean, consistent, measurable. But in lived experience, time behaves very differently. It stretches.It compresses.It disappears.It lingers. Moments of…
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What Time Is and Why Humans Help Make It
Series: Time, Consciousness, and New Science By JJ Simon — Perspectives with JJ Simonauthor of Humans Actuators of Time Time feels obvious—until you actually look at it. We divide our lives into seconds and years. We plan futures, revisit memories, measure progress, regret delays. Time feels so immediate, so ever-present, that questioning it can seem almost unnecessary.…
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The New Race to Measure Time: How Ultra-Precision Clocks Are Redefining Reality
From Sundials to Optical Lattice Clocks — Humanity’s Quest to Understand Time Itself Series: Time, Consciousness, and New Science By JJ Simon — Perspectives with JJ Simon I still find it astonishing that something as ordinary as a “second” is not a simple thing at all. It isn’t something we can hold. It isn’t something we can…
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Levitating Time Crystals: When Matter Itself Becomes a Clock
What These Strange “Ticking” Structures Reveal About Time, Change, and Our Role Inside the Universe Series: Time, Consciousness, and New Science By JJ Simon — Perspectives with JJ Simon I still remember the first time I heard the phrase time crystal. My immediate reaction was simple: that cannot possibly be real. A crystal is supposed to sit…
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Humans as Actuators of Time: When Physics Begins Catching Up to Agency
Series: Time, Consciousness, and New Science By JJ Simon — Perspectives with JJ Simon For most of my life, I accepted the same quiet assumption almost everyone does.Time is just there.It flows.We move through it.End of story. But the longer I sat with physics, philosophy, and lived experience, the more that story started to feel……
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When Physics Meets Consciousness: How Humans: Actuators of Time Extends Carlo Rovelli’s Vision of Reality
Featuring JJ Simon, author of Humans: Actuators of Time(Based on JJ Simon’s original blog on Goodreads — read it here) A New Chapter in the Story of Time In 2018, physicist Carlo Rovelli invited readers to see time anew in The Order of Time — not as a universal flow but as a phenomenon born…
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Can Human Awareness Actually Shape Time? | Selected Readings from Humans Actuators of Time
What if time is not just something we measure but something we activate? That question lies at the heart of Humans Actuators of Time. This book invites you to see beyond the clock and calendar, exploring how consciousness, choice, and awareness shape the very way we move through existence. Time is not a fixed backdrop.…
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How Meditation Changes the Way You Experience Time
You sit down to meditate. Your eyes close. You breathe deeply. The outside world softens until it’s just a faint hum.When you open your eyes, the clock insists you’ve been gone for twenty-three minutes…but your mind swears it was only ten. This is more than a quirky moment.It’s a glimpse into the way human consciousness…
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Unlocking the Secrets of Time Management: Techniques That Transform Your Productivity
Ever feel like time is slipping through your fingers? Like no matter how hard you try, your to-do list just keeps growing? You’re not alone. But the truth is, time isn’t the problem—how we manage it is. This blog is inspired by the now available book Humans Actuators of Time, which explores how our perception of time shapes…
