The Illusion of Time in Thinking

The Illusion of Time in Thinking invites the reader on a journey through thought, where the classical order of past, present, and future begins to dissolve, and human functioning becomes visible from a new perspective. The author shows, in an unusual way, how the human brain changes, how detours are built within us, and why our inner time can come to a halt. Through everyday examples, the book leads the reader across complex and seemingly distant fields such as physics, evolution, memory champions, neuroplasticity, and the experiments of Ernest R.
Hilgard, while revealing the chains of functioning that lie beneath human behavior. Its central question is how an old experience can become an inner truth - and what the stable point within us might be that does not collapse even when we change.