Rethinking Time Cells
The discussion challenges the conventional notion of "time cells," suggesting they may be better described as "change cells" since they help us track changes rather than measure clock time. The conversation highlights how our brains rely on external signals, like church bells and modern precision timekeeping, to navigate time, especially in critical situations like celestial navigation at sea. This exploration reveals the intricate relationship between memory, perception, and the constructs we use to understand time.In this clip
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Time Cells Don't Really Care About Time
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