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Displaying all articles tagged:
About Time
about time
May 26, 2017
How to Make the Weekend Feel Longer
Time feels like it’s passing more slowly when you break out of your routines.
By
Cari Romm
about time
May 25, 2017
To Get Better at Time Management, Borrow a Training Strategy From Elite Athletes
It’s like high-intensity interval training for the workday.
By
Brad Stulberg
about time
May 25, 2017
The Art and Science of Comedic Timing
It doesn’t work the way you think. (Except when it … does.)
By
Thomas MacMillan
about time
May 24, 2017
The Hazy Science of Day Drinking
Do our bodies know the difference between day drinking and night drinking?
By
Katie Heaney
about time
May 23, 2017
How the Abstract Way We Talk About Time Can Make You Miss a Meeting
A cognitive scientist investigates the surprisingly confusing phrase, “Let’s move the meeting forward two days.”
By
Thomas MacMillan
about time
May 22, 2017
Babies Aren’t Born With a Sense of Time — Here’s How They Learn How It Works
It’s a few steps from getting on to a regular sleep schedule to understanding what a second or a minute feels like.
By
Sarah Watts