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Both physicist Brian
Greene and neurologist Oliver
Sacks explain the very strange, very subjective nature of time.
The elasticity of experience is expressed by sound artist Ben Rubin in a piece he produced for The Next Big Thing. We include an excerpt on being in "the zone." His story features track stars: Shawn Crawford, Amy Acuff, Brendon Couts, Jason Pyrah, Derrek Atkins, Jon Drummond, and Larry Wade.
It's All Relative
Friday, February 25, 2005
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| Actual Show Notes: Slowing Robert Krulwich by sending him into space required some serious math skills |
The elasticity of experience is expressed by sound artist Ben Rubin in a piece he produced for The Next Big Thing. We include an excerpt on being in "the zone." His story features track stars: Shawn Crawford, Amy Acuff, Brendon Couts, Jason Pyrah, Derrek Atkins, Jon Drummond, and Larry Wade.
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Read Brian Greene's books
Visit the National Track & Field Hall of Fame and Interactive Learning Center
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