How the brain deals with emergencies

Does Time Slow Down in an Emergency?

By Guest Column Joshua Hill—— Bio and Archives--December 17, 2007

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"Does the experience of slow motion really happen, or does it only seem to have happened in retrospect? The answer is critical for understanding how time is represented in the brain." That is the question being asked by several American scientists who, for science, decided that jumping off a 45-meter high platform would be a good method of discovery.

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